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THE THIRD VOLUME

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THE YEAR 1859.

NEW YORK: HARPER & BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS,

FRANKLIBT SQUARE.

THE PAST AND THE FTTTUKE.

dumber of the Fourth Volumo of Hashek's Wrekly will appear on the 4tli Last year over 4,500,000 Numbers of Harper's Weekly were sold, nearly ihto been bound for reference. In commencing the New Volume, tbo Proprio- talo that the popularity which Harper's Weekly ho* attained will enable then

■ IIahi'kh'h Weekly,

'■"hiI.nlin;/ illii:.ri-;ili.-.ri i wit;

■ in.lv.

Tl,c

r important

pfl£OS of Haiipi;i;'s Wlxkly. far, the Great Eastern Stcani- ■a-uay Expedition, China, etc.

events if they had to rely on

lo trimmer to its pu-es the host accurate, well-drawn, well-en-

p-ared, and well-print«d picture of 6

io, as heretofore, to publish the best Tales that arc written h

, already published .1 T,dc of T„o CM™, by Charles Die*.

i for Harper's Weekly); What will he dowithltT bj

ens (with Original Illust

Sir E. Lytton Bulwer; The Dead Stcrel, by Wilkib Collini

Kell; A Good J''i./h/, by ClIARLLS Keadi-:. It is HOW publi^hin-

Cdrtis, and TVie H-W« in I J 7^, by Wilkib Collin-8. On, or^b

Tale-, others cif C(|n,il merit will be cmiincifeil. ii bejn ; the inienia every work of undoubted excellence that i- written here or nbroa< add that the foreign Serials which appear in IIahfek's Weekly i thors by tbo Proprietors of Harper's Weekly, who, in mciny ins

ol priority what amounts to a hand-ome copyright to the Author.

In addition to Serials, each Number of Harper's Weekly will contain a sh> Tide by a native or foreign Author. In respect to these Talcs, as with the Serials cr- uill i I I 1 1 I I t t| It n 1 || | j

- *'- highest price for Original Matter; but they will not pass over a first, la,', T.,1,! which happens to have been written at

i purchased from their An- more right

because it is foreign, in order to print an inferior c

The other departments of I]AnpLit> Wi:i *i.y will continue to recede careful the hands of the Publishers. They will endeavor to combine instruction 1 grave counsel with light comment on the affairs of the day. Harpbk's Weekly is not*

MLM"'1 ",1,L- 1|,,r""i" " '-vor become, the organ of any party in politics, religion, or letters ■ bi ii «'ll,J(.t ,.„■„.■ pa-.M- events. n„r will „ ,imllk (,,,,„ cxPrcs<n,:, its :<emimcn> v. l,enov,r, i the optniou of it. Conductor., the interests of religioa, truth, or the country are jeopardod.

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INDEX TO ILLUSTRATIONS.

All.. H-il f I'liil. livil,

Ap.il SI, ■:., 'J]',.

A '|.JI.-..:.ll-'.. li^ilu.-y ,

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year's U-iy, Jty-IOE

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II Mi

Ituuge-ct-Noir Tublw, Mi

Si. I'. ,!■■■. (..-..]-.!,. i.."ivH,, -:,.rvkt. jn.r,

^luKons, Si^Sr. Y°rk

vr,;;r

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I ii.i < I, u' II .■';:' Urarty, Jns. T, lj-,.,y43.

Garllwldi.'beneral, 8S&,

G°i,lXconm,'3B.*S1'

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", M^.lnaui-oll,; Eromn, 83. l.oui.-o, Cir.uicl Duchf:*.- uf l'arm Loivc, I'n.ftM.-ur C, (ilia.

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GENERAL INDEX.

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I!olv..'llatdjiD(.', 119. 1. ...i li.l.l ..J

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Camanches, Fights vltli, K, H-J

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.». ,rtf.,,-U,, H,!.,1>V [(.', tl-G, Irtli, LU1, 01S, U

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.d Man** Kcvange, u, 30.

ipationQue"" ' ' ,.■"■'

Brown's Autograph S; . , "".'."I!.,,.' ■■':*

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England'! Insl Proposition, I

Eugonie ag.imt tl"> War, •>''

r,:,F„ , ' .. ji-liki Preparations

M-i...... ,',... ii '.,,, pi.'.i;..

Nuple^ Courao ofnew King o *n| I i Hi I the

A^Evjnlnjwl^Wl.

I'srm,, i:.iv„luti.jii iii, M3. Poic. Congre-,, Hi., BIB.

Why,!J°n5i»n'iii'de,°»T4.

an, TradoWeiTuplwl li, 619.

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J.WiMir lkn.1 ..i'i u. .ll-url II„<I_y, Mi

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1 Fights a Dwj!m' '

■j!:,:,,'i>.'.V:! ■V'/.'.'.Villi.i'i^ I 114

M-in-.- it. I.iyl. I -If.-, tA;'15.

Married, would l*, 80.

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GENERAL INDEX.

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1 i ' . " '^"SB, 808,878,

■W l.'n t., I niirl Sim

ii-.i >, i ■>«■, y-\

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^tcphenaon,' Death of ltobert, 71

I ii i Struggle f?r Lite, Vl.

IcW^mVkaMeJ 102.OW

ndpy Evening sacred Concert,

'I.I... ,■:,[. I,. «n'.t^r--

icmt^Wgeo. Wa.C

eg, 685,noi;n^ rai;-!;

VoiinLr'-(l.:rii;-liiiii])T;-lU«-ii Joy, 601.

TfcSiSnii^d,*??^!^ 87^

Votanic^niption In Hawaii, 2- Wnleh,rDenth ofMike, 198.

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Vol. III.— No. 105.]

NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1859.

[Price Five Cents.

I WISH YOU A HAPPY NEW YEAB,

Gentlemen one and all, And von, most charming ladies,

Who grace this splendid hall. The wind is free and biting cold,

But the fire is very near; I watch its glare through the window-pane —

So I wish you a Happy New Year.

Excuse me if my nose is blue,

If my garments are not whole ; Your coats, I see, are of double cloth,

Your boots are a double sole. It is gay and glorious wine you drink,

I can see it sparkle from here, As I stand on the pavement, cold and wet,

And wish you a Happy New Year.

Oh ! ladies, bright and beautiful,

I came but an hour ago From a lonely room, in a lonely street,

That your footsteps never know. I saw a woman whose blood I see

Stitched in your robes of silk — How she would have relished a glass ot wine

Instead of her bread and milk!

The times are very, very hard,

And labor very low — In yonder garret there lies a man

Whose head is linked with snow: The landlord says lie must die to-day,

He looks so gaunt and grim; He says he owes for a quarter's rent —

It is very bad for him.

Fair lady, you with the golden hair,

Come gaze at this thin-lipped child; See how she shivers and shrinks along,

And looks so wan and wild. Did you notice, lady bright and fair,

That she had an eye like you? It was dim and sad with hunger and cold,

But a perfectly heavenly blue.

It was but a few short minutes ago,

As I came through yonder lane, That I met a pale and trembling girl,

Whose face was marked with pain. She clutched her fingers long and thin,

And raised her tearless eye To the tempting loaves in a baker's shop.

And— hurried swiftly by!

knew that pale and tearless girl When she was enshrined, like you,

The well beloved and true, 'hange comes, my gentle lady fair, Change to the loved and dear;

So I wish you a Happy New Year.

Ui me ! when I was a little boy,

"i'l"

The New Year was a New Sear then,

My life a pleasant rhyme. But the time has pusscd iiinl lirou^lil, a change,

A change for sorrow and woe; But I will not speak of that, happier time,

'Tis so very long ago.

And now, my gentle ladies all, '

May you never know want or sin — I see that the toes are out of my boots,

And the snow-water rushes in. So I bid you all a gay good-by,

Though bread is very dear; Ladies and gentlemen, fair and good,

I wish you a Happy New Year.

I WISH YOU A HAPPY NEW YEAR.'

.kn-jland

■ |Jnii.|1r..iis..l palmitic sfruj.] Ihe Union .Jail

111'.1 1'C'SpCetS tllC analogy bctwt

\ery stiikLn_r. Dr. Heimc-it ecu

ili-mt ailinnusofthchody. Dr. '

about domestic bounded by iho

ihe Mnn.hiuonts and the Beimel I- did not obev this very simple rule. They first blurted their

would listen, from (heir servants Jo their law- yers. Next they appealed to the Courts and tin.- newspapers. Ami now they have their re- ward. There is not a town or a village in En- gland where the Marehmonis could he" received

in the United States in which the Bennetts could show their head wiiln.uu heinuf pointed at by the finger of scorn and suspicion. This is the natural and the proper result of washing dm/ iiiiiiriinonial linen in public.

THE MOUNT VERNON BUSINES It seems to be generally understood th :ndemy of Music,

s. France, Great Brii : and if they found, n

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

T.:;-;,::'

■ Kiiglmxl will sutler and imprisoned wit! r hands they will act

RUNNING IN DEBT.

KnghshmcL. in I «»« on

absurdity of our fini

?s that his wife w. im and dashing hit itli exemplary foil om their female t at to be kicked, ar id shaken. In bo •spot who sought c

Tine, far I

iu-.ly (l,-.iin,l

i esereise of such i

leui-aml dollars net. Botli

ig at hers, striking him about the head, at

aticrmg that part «f In- body against the wal

ng to choose. Moses

i Mrs. Bennett.- The crrepined. Once or in a feeble way, and i

lalf-appcased spouses.

* do not belong to that category. In icr husbands nor wives charged their

'1 hey were, no doubt, excellent in their id, on the whole, it is hkele [hat the

icd to attain the end pro-

nt and the largest experi placed nt the service of

posed. The best

that nothing was

There

nitted which could insur :stival, as a pecuniary en the only light in which i

will i

and which deserve to see the light, if only i» "l'lrr <" '''i'-'1 iVoiii ihe proper .quarter thorough discussion. It has been actually said that there, are arguments n.iauo,! ihe purchase of Mounl Vernon by the American people ; nnd while none ol m, believe diem to be sound, it may be well to ventilate them, if only in order to afford ihe Hon. Edward E\en,tl and Li, eolaborers arj

open-handed people in t

.I'lie feeling oit lie ]■,-„], le of the United State- it must he confessed, decidedly opposed t<

any thing resembling a reverence lor past thing:

argo a space in the

y saints to their calendar, is unknown here. And while no historian of this country could re even upon a criticism of the mo- j policy of Washington, it. has been JCthcr, in tin- l.rciisi of ihe American people, tlic name of the Father of his Country excites such cnthiwa-iu as that of Wellington English or that of Napoleon

c uttered, every day of the year, by persons ho seek an c\cu-c for not contributing to the lount Venion Fund. They will even add—

nd assaults upon the;, purse— that they set; i reason why they ,,.r.ald deprive themselve-. 'money which they need in order to enrich a

is accidental connection with George Wash- igton. And they will - ty that if neither the onu-re- of the Lu.tcd Mates nor the Legisla- tion in h.s speculation, they see no good ren- in why the people ol' Louisiana and New York,

January 1, 1859.]

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

We have thought it wjl, ■. tharihf?? obviously CITIIW.MHI the li-ht in ui-,k-r ilinr >li. l_v.

ivlicimingtli<.*ir:uitlioi-5. F.>ruur i ■ = i r t , we ,.;,.:!■,- see Mount Vernon out of the Id is, present owner an. I in po-e.^km of th lie. A conple of hundred thousand ■ would be a very small tribute to the memory of Washington; tnouc.li. it is true, .lie men ll.iiiiil!"'!!. whkli cuiieevns us more close mains ret unhonorcd.

TFKIS Da®ia!l®S!B*

ive .\ln. Un,

:i pair of slippers, she vn: but when Harry r 1 or an opal pin, he c

' ■.-iwin- and inloniiii- ■■■;. mp.illiv

owers as speech of which the f

-. John A. Waslung-

Probably the Christian I a preliminary to his giving indorsed notes at eight moi

pii-le- 'I hc L

f> desperately to raise t

^gbt say to all their cor engagements for this seas, oosly furnished Sir. Koe,

Hie l/Nii..,l States." He

man, ami I. ■!> a | il'.-a ^;. lit impression upon I he

ely in ivhi-li lie iniuckd. i:-; turning to hi., n

well-meaning e->ays upon Pope's poetry" to Me-

Ireland—truyelud in the East, ami puldi died li Literary ami Philosophical Society read a printed

ntleman, likotheF.irl of C'.u I i s j ._■ .

1 development, and prokil.h our ni< u was never mure actively progressin

•-igned to it, indicated a gradual ripening of the

II 1 I i i I II I J |ir..,l

coping their way lo the heat

I 1 1... l.-.un^er (■■vrtaiiih .--in not. lie aeeu -ed ..f in ^n-ihility lolliis subject. How many times ]ia: he iioiexhortcdludies whoare travoliii^to lemem her thai, although a gentleman must he always i

he a lady. Ho does not agree with Jam i;s Imii-.su. man, that it is "fortunate" for any man lo live ii

and yourself afterward." But he should think is wry unfortunate for any gentleman to be throwr

And dues anv huhj ever take a gentleman's seal without thanking him for it?

—Dabby, Pa., replying to the Lounger's note

upon lii.so..rro¥po]id..-iit. lie staled . Darby, upon relleetiou, would

Su.h ;tii.'!iiion:. are ivi ,Jf > ■;.-■- ]...,- :u>;. -■> '»■

lew York, although it is not always tho same lerk who offers every hind of civility. The -- r.t istory of the dry-goods trade in New York w.>ji :

The Lounger regrets

I -i -he M.

WEEKLY MARKET SUMMARY New York, Friday, DM. 24, 1

i in: W1M, ,l- riv.l,,... ,M:u-i:,.r,; ,..,,,, ,,„,,. , ,llu.,

week fur the l.-u.lin,-. '. m.e, ,.i i .. i ,,,,-.. ,■,.

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! Molasses, per gall,

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till ,?{

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01® 71

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[January 1, 1859.

January 1, 1859.]

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

DIVINE SERVICE BEING PERFORMED IN ST. PAUL'S, LONDON.^NGLANP^FOE^IIIE FIEST . TLME.

HAEPEE'S WEEKLY.

[January 1, 1859.

.nrkablo religions assembly I

., VI,, ,. ,..: ,,.|i-i..,. .-.III,. ...f.

». the enrner ..I' Ir.ii.;; l'l:ice mill F....H...

si,.,,.|, „.....■ r., Si , I..H...1.... I'll..

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i ; is n X....U...I l.v II." in. ..I ..[.li.n.li.l ..[.<

ii.ii. , Hi., nl.l H' ... 1.1.

'I.. till... .ikn... ..r -in. i.uiMi.ii: v... ,.i...i.i.

|.li„n, \Y„ii].l Ill" |."..|.l" "....." In I.". ii |... ... 1

S.iiula, uic.1.1? II

ii... i.viiiiii-i.rN...

sung there. But a* :. " ).....- .1 1,'od" Si. f.iur.

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selected im Hie i-il" ..rtlie lirst experiment. It was perfectly :.u... "...ful. In the lungnage of a reporter

the New Sehool Presbyti

1'Jili el" lir.eml.er Hie II...-. Dr. linrl.iii, of the

»l"ll"-li I riii.,.l.,.l..|i.."i i Hindu;; ini.l |...w,i-

l'jili, ii.w.'ltr. Hague, ..fill" llnpli I Vln.iili, ... - .i.|.i"il II." kin|ii.mrv |...l|.it, 'lli"siiiii".nnvilii.!: i,., Mmlui..il,ll,.,lll,..|,nildi,igcacli successive night,

the "I..-., for uliinii Hie idea vi sis "speei.il I v il.-^itrn- ed. One gentleman near as, of reninrlt.il.ly int-l-

perienee in elinreli-going to Iinmv llial they sung hytnna, for ho asked mi explannliini of the (.rinl.-.l hymns in the must none style; ami teas intensely astonished at the performance whim the aailiei.ie

irr, |,..,lii,ii..l ma ic, 1...I I..' a ].rerenti.r an lh.. j.l.it. form, is one "f II... features of the inceting-., ami .. grand feature.

In this immense crowd, lillin;.; tli" sire, pin:: cir- eles of the great hail, the mini! of one who stands

II denominations in the great

irbnps, to ho wondered a

i .. i . ■ ... philanthropist

i in: i ii.ii , k \i; is DYING.

The stairs thai' lea. I to dentil : His while shrun.l Hails along the grouili

11...... i, im h of Trnlh hast

Fn.in Kami's il.ul: if. in: II..". 1" eiinl, ,.iili

Along the galleries of t

Tl," l.iu.lling stars look from t

>nlo fingers weave th\ uiinlins.sl,eet, Old year! too soon thv knell

.-he moments fetch vvith'llyiug feet- Tho clock, strikes one !— Farewell !

'I I.".".. ""I IS' ■l.llsl VS

lit -I Judil -ant IVrl.ii,

., v.l,., was a daughter ,.f Hi.

ami inter'. ,t. ■I he ... .me hou,c I Sheldon. Ill, Ionian. S. I . . .

'<->• uiu.ther 1 k he in :r Virginia "Inc..

dm: I. ins., l.uisii.i:, l.v IV v. (.'..melius Ivi

I...111 licknor el lie

iniosc.l tu lie one Thi.r.ulale. an lneli-l, > dying by inches, of consumption, at Na

lie Confession of Faith of a. Utopian. Till mrenifil.l", Utile i'.v little, miw i

church. Tliey c

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FOREIGN NEWS.

ENGLAND.

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ITALY.

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HARPER'S WEEKLY.

NEW-YEAR'S DAY IN NEW YORK, 1859.

HARP UK'S WEEKLY.

[January 1, 1859.

WHAT WILL Hi: DO WITH IT

llri'i-), In-tit..u.i;i. Ami

lame. Let the young r

-irrcll thought to himself, "t]ic jouii™ man i iii.itiou — I may niil in his path toward ;

perpetually collect ' tliooght Darrell,

■ -i. mi< . rn i>: 1 1.. I. mi ! !c Jinr.iily b.-iii- 'Why am I ii i c.j.j re-edv I. [I.i- [ho

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.irclnidlligs ■■ I il

i lit will go upon n service exposed

ill and Desire to Liv

. ..-. ll.i- i,..; mg ■- in I -i:.i Confound i.i ■ Ii-.M M . •|.ii!nl Queen Vk-iMri i as

after Dancll's death— II instend of llnughton

thousands u vcai, when I had grown peilmps ;i-, little .Ij-po-ed lo spend them us Guy Dnrrcll himself is. But, after nil, ihcro is one I com- passionate even more than young lluiighion. My morning ride- ot late huve heen nnn.li in the direction of Twickenham, visiting our fair cousin Lady Muni fort. I went first to lecture her fur letting llic-c \ouug people SCO so much

i.j-hnej ilio >nrro« whicb.i Ii.. mhiiip so gratc- .. ..: . hi I f) ii.i:ni.;!. ha.l inntnenily i, - -limed. Thai roinor-e i< wearing lur t.. death. -. T , who attended poor dear Willy, is

Littered, if not risked, hy the lulh- y of the best-hearted man I ever though I have already intimated

ohimiuou think it would avail. Ifti

■=iiu|.lc ii.juiini.iii that the Mihtte man of the

via- apparent m the Lody of his letter.

T IhhiuIi A1I'-%:i -nue.n iciuon hud nun h ex- cited his nephew, yet George had not judged it discreet t.j avail luin-ell" ol the pei niis.-mn to

here, judged by the -loud and darkness

'vindicate the ways

(iioiic;r. M(ii:i.i.v. "lias it struck yon, Mr. D;;iTi il. that Irw hie; lu^c ever pa«cd under your survey in whieli the iue.\prcs-ib!e lender- been more visibly

'Clear? To rac, I , the Divine justice,

which mnkes hir andeur of his oh

self-sacrifice— by : most dreadful <.

;;.' : ia-!ice :;t i .■..;. 1. u' tanh ai.d HlgiMld,

■ nig aim I nt little ■■•y when ir atr|\cs; :, ever thinking onlv <>i other-, his heart |.cd in a <hdd wl-...:n ho can not roako

(Jioiici; Moni.i.v. '-Mot unless the skeptic refused the elementary starling-ground from which you and I may renson; not if it be granted that Man has ■, soul, which it is theob-

other. Wo know f.oin my undo what William

Lo-ely was before this calamity befell him— a gcuiul boon-compan K-u-- acareles-, fiank. 'good l,-]low'-,dl the wit a- yon now praise in him dormant, uugiiessed cum hy himself. Sudden- ly came Cm .amitv !— suddenly arose the Soul! Degradation of name, and with il dignity of nature? How poor. h..w slight, how insignifi- cant William Loscly, the hanger-on of rural Thanes, compared wiili ilmt William Waife whose entiaucc into t'ai, house, you— despite

martyr's glory greeted with noble I

ed' your father's bed! And do you, who IioldNo-

iendcrne=s whieli ennobled a Spiiit for all Etcr-

'• George, you are ;: !it!" cried Darrell ; "and

i when ho mistakes a ?;-c< k in his telescope lor

CioitouMonu \ "Hut more difTicutt it is to uiv.gni/e. the mysterious agencies of Heavenly 1 no when no groat worldly udu-isily forces lis

.' mtion centre-

J stored with opir

lis

January 1, 1859.]

II ViM'EirS AYEKK1/V.

l,c holds it « l'l'II;i' i'.-clf ? — Im»w. gradually, *,.. n.lt.irc of IM..I- Wilii.m Lo=cly, Hcuvcn

M.i.l lM-.iv'U. sotvuci. 1"' wi-'.i -rM.-lin-.-.. ■ \l. hum in :...•- hi-' as -op. n ate hi .. -; i!i n.",y toach :it n:,r point mi l'.i.-t..K> a;o; ■ ....

from oft' the other.

nk you gratefully ;

iiU «n from epoch t.. epoch, the abridgment tells nothing. Ii i< *> with dm life of each in- dividual in in ; the life as it stands holme us is but a sterile epitojiic— hid fumi <mr sight the emotions which arc th ■■ People ut" the Heart. In such n year occurred a vi-ibic - .meihing— a

People of the Heart crowned or deposed a king. This is all we know; and The mi-: voluminous biogr.iphv e*cr written must still he a meagre abridgment ol all tint k- illy iudiwd nil/ ■ I ai.-l

beyond my sight, l-'.u from in!' so curious an

sorrows h;ul a common idiosyncrasy? Have they not been strangely diverted inward die

• weapons they n-c, in the quart cr tlicy harass or invade, nlmost as if it were a strategic policy that guided them where they could must pain, or humble, or eject a Fob that they were ordered to storm? Pelade you

Heaven left you intact a kinghnc*- of nature— a lul'tinc=-of spirit, uuahascd hy assaults leveled not against yourself, hat yoai pude; your pci- ? .ual dign in", though -uigalailv-ciisitivc, though bitterly called, <tuod [iiouf. What might lower

p...,..:. Ynuhaveh

:c-try of hi; own. u.dnly and

s for tl

of vour anguish. Why? Because not content with adorning your Mitues. ,t was covering: the fault against which were directed the sorrows.

Why?

i adoimug )"ur Mituos. n wa- ■hich were directct rgive mo." #

: cran-grr- ui'.le-s r

The pas; ! — Was i: no* (rue! Thai home t vhose porch came in time the Black Iloi-e-. i ime just to s;uc from the last, mr-l dishonor

i-;ai1t outhe t'or:<)l iaan"- pride'; the sly. trearh •roi, daughter- aei terrible inai riage — the lira viio-j disgrace she ha. I linked to her blood, an

l.i- grief- the :no-i luliuen'.ial his pri.Jo I i.c 1 1 h'-s l.iiterly i pude less enthroned in Ins I'licf ha-.e been -o relentless,

was it said, "hut not pardon"— stern Pride! And so on to these last revolutions ot" sterile hiV. W.i, he not luwr.ihu- in Lionel's ami Sophy's misery? Forlorn in that Citadel of

; pride is not made 1

which sides with Lionel's generous lovi fair girl's ingenuous and touching gra

tho law which imperiously governs I

Gk'oroe Mobley. " I havo not hith snmed to apply to pnriieular cases tin

-hoald n.i! .! ..' All I winil-1 n-k is. leave to proffer a few more suggestions to your own Lire.." nnd candid experience."

Said D.inell, inc-i.-tibly nllured on. but with :i tinge of his grave irony. " Yon have the true genius of the pulpit, and 1 concede to you its

riu- in. >ie -.;.< cpnblc t.fi -;un ictiun, because freed

GmM:.ii: Muiu.rv. "You vindicate ilie «h-

life. Von J,\ ' not' an ignoble obj ■■ t.' Truly ! ignoble object- tin: not for you. The quc.-tion is, arc there not objects nobler, which should have .".named l.i.dier \ able, and Id to l.u gcr re-nits i,i ihe soul which Providence assigned

toy,.,!; Via- not the pi.e.cr ]ilarc of llie object

lone, bold-hearted bo;. —in i l*i - ancient hall.

as ^nations are so little disturbed by the mod- ern—in wl.K-blh.MiiM hit! of was:c lands, miii- ishing dceji into ma/cs of solemn wood, lend the scene to dieaius of gone days— bring Ad- venture and Knighthood, and all the poetical

helmed lor II-

oerty and toil.

collected purpose nnd earnest will ; at	1 IC<
undo tho work of destroying ages, ai
George paused, and tears stood in	Darr
-Yes." resumed tho scholar— "yes, for
	.11 o'i
a few years. Has that object expand	d?
it led on into objects embracing 1 Remain^ it alone mid sterile in tho
ficce-hil Remus? Or is it pn.hhc and fi
fnl of grander designs— of more wid
ing uses? Make genius successful
men have the right to say, 'Brother,
What! no other object still but to l	ild 1
	e-.--.ii
one stage of an onward career is n.
small at another! Ambition limited	.th.:
of a familv! Can our sympathies st
that.' No! In Guy Durrcll sneces	!"'

^r"

mpictcd pile — your own u

iIkto grown linppi-

t „,i; !„■ .i,

•AVIXfi I.HTI.K »MM im; MICH

jci li"^ it ; jiidsi:.i liy our world's oruin i.i roll.Hli.nl. yon say ii. your In-ill o

™ir,,p,o ss?""1"

The I'r.a. her .

Dovrcl

':■;;;: :;:',

mleied Dmrcll's

KnTrcAuyin-

toward George,

vcrsatiou on thesubjee

;;;::::'.".

■ Uli.omsbury, uii'I Am

., ro.i: v.l.-.h I M-b-b mi.l. Heel

icricnccd?"

•I see! There arc born Preachers ! '

<l sides with Youth o thnt Y'outli have it: ;ed on impatiently t

i him, and strangers thought

HAIM'Kirs WEEKLY.

[January 1, 1859.

lea-l on the lal-lc.

ly sellish; for Perry's faults were t

Tiikcnivmlvirt.Pcm

i^l.l I-. he doubly c

willingly. So that pcrnr Annie's \ er>

uomyhad created distrust of her man

1 of the lirst week the voung wife wa: r accounts. There wa> brandy for tin

figures-increased by

t exactly wjuuls iny

■ WoU, Percy ; I will tr

ng will bo of no good il Percy spoke positively, i

noney," said Percy, slowly

Of course Percy was

I now in the pride of her s ndly hnppy to find that i

3 glory of lier young

-I ; so went Mghing ami shaking Jut held iij Mrs. Clarke was impatient of Annie's illne-

fill as Ann, as she u.-ed to t ■■. 1 1 In i ■ pit. ■full v, es- chewing (he Annie as ton coaxing mid leh'ned ;

should need iin.ro (are than herself. She had

ing of iuvnlidship, i

■ put herself forward t

week nil things were exa . was expected, owii:

edited iiilluence, dcta

wife In:- no right to .'ouipl nh'

iy uinount of questionable :

That very day she paid t

[ started fair again with

Hoiked i,|| ,U,. v,,,, i,,!,,, ,,,,,1 L.i,],iv, and me

neat and glossy for dinner; ami Perry -lid n. :, rutin i/c In- 1- narrowly enough to see how pile si

"hen si,- I],,.]- ,.,1-1 h.T eyebrow.- lift.-dthciiwlv. up a, if to lift a heavy weight from her eves. 11 saw her just as she ii-ed to he, with her plaei

weary of congratulating hiuu-.-lf in

; on her mettle, to rightly understand

• had a slight attack of indigestion : miserable house that sliuht attack

•nougn ttnngs had n ring for the doctor;

andoneehesaid that 1;- did not approve of her n

lig.-iiec; r, In. hwa-U to 1 1 , i m; marked, very mail; and excessively iiiij-Iea-aitt. lf>l,e ii-gl-a/tcd li

after her long life of iiulependv-m-e and well-doing,

that, he received, hie a! lent ion when 1 w ■

lie was afraid that Annie's mothei hood, inslead Vf

them under ; not though she eried for vexal ion and household expenditure. Then her l-iil.y wanted

v.ont to I <:d that night jaonland blessed as a quecu Put Mrs. Clarke complained to her son that yes-

for such senseless extravagance as she had ju>t

If Percy had but cared to win her

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Zr'^'r-n'-l"-!-''

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Satordat, January 8, 1850.

A PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE

YEAR 1858. rjlIIE Volume of IIaiht.ii'n AWr.ut.v jiisl cn„.

Chhi^c Wi»r,to».'Hic-r Willi tlioiluinnis of Amer- icans in China nnil Jnpnn ; I tn- most remarkable Scones nnd Localities in the great Indian Re- bellion ; the British Outrages on American Shipping ; the Fni/er Hirer Gold Furore ; American Prison LilV ; Scenes in Mexico since tho beginning of the (roubles ; Earthquake Scenes in Italy; new American built Ships, Ac, &c; together with artistic Illustrations of nu-

Anilior, instructive E-^uys mi Topics of Genera] Interest, nn interesting Chess Chronicle, So. The two pages of Foreign and Domestic New* and Gossip found in each Number of tho Vol- ume form a complete Anecdotal Ili.-torv of (he

Tour.

To (ho Volume is added a Complete Index,

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MEXICO.*

Tnis is a simple nnd interesting nceount of the fate and fortunes of the Mexican Republic, as it is called, during the years lSoU and ItSf.7, from tho retirement of Alvarez to the fall of Comonfort. The book is well written ; nnd wo ouly regret that it is not translated, so as to he within the reach of oar reading public general, ly, ns it gives abetter picture of the actual state of Mexico than any thing that has been rccent-

Tho volume presents a lively portrait of the

clergy, an ignorant and Icier.. geneous oonulu-

'I I"' ]T nk. ..U-. n ..1' the C.nisritiili.iii of Is"

night the Church into the greatc-d activity.

■taiidycoiiinincil many i in] n>rl ml piop-.-iikms-, ibrnrcd among other* the following: Tit. L,

ihis Cunsiiiini..,,. It would he dillicalt to find

the interference of the Church in the affairs of

Things went still further, and on Thursday, in the Holy Week of I*.". 7, (he Archbishop of .Mexico, apjuircnlly desirous to offer a gratui- tous insult to the Government, excluded the Governor of the city from tho Cathedral. For (his gross otleiHe the Archbishop was confined to the I'alace for a short time.

the Church ( Ulin-r„-i',i,ci l\irrii<i»inlri) funii-h- cd nnoiher pretext for open opposition to the

'" l'i'.",., , il, ■„, |V,, ln Mi- .hearing of their own shepherds, prohibited ihc clergv from lowing any payments for bapli-.ni, marriage, and burials of that cla-sof I he poi>ul.iti1.ncalled/,e.-,— mean- ing thereby the class of day-laborers. This roused the Church to frenzy. In some places the law was not allowed to be publicly posted ;

J oppose the ruling

Finally, the Holy Father himself at Rome, in an allocution delivered in (he College of Cardi- nals, gave the roup ,!c ,/r.i,r to Oom.uifort's gov- ernment by declaring- i hat i he 1 l,,m h w..s:,in>-

ico, and that the proposed Cii-iituthmw asui,! v

s volume of Mr. Portilk t we have wished to call ivholly immedicable natu

is Church is onaofEnw

infection, the hospitals 1 the Battery or in front

._)■ .ally J.r.ilrv, d, and ihc tjm ons -o loo-ely earned our, that ie controlling authorities had

the most lucrative public po-t in ihe L'nited States. The present, incumbent is understood to have netted b 1(10,000 a year. Such an office is not unnaturally bestowed as the reward of poliiieal services rather than seitntilic atiain- metits or professional merit. As a natural con- sequence, the foriunale ) <>)ii ici.ui vi ho v,ins it regard* it as n means of making money, and as that only. lb., wdl sulier his employes to go dirct li'om the death-bed of yellow fever pa- tients to crowded political meetings. He will

c charges for lighter.? i money, nnd nothing

From the day, thcrefoi oinmunieation between t

Properly treated,

amerce of the i-rt. accoidi,^

of dollars greater, for Governor Join, A. King

lir.-t desn-oved, by carrying for dieir removal, Thei are island to be made on Orchard

THE DUELLO.
Them; is a lira
	, lights a duel
to Ihe Bending or a
gllilty of a crime pe	all. inni-liabl	by fine a
	f tho present Secretary
Stnte, Dr. Tucker,		■f .:,,,.„
from the citv of &	cw York, Mr	Daniel
Sickles— have rcn	ercd themseh
flier of the gcntlcm	n have been or	CMC.l. '1

one been apprised o

credit. It has not been v,i-. d in |„,bl e e-iiu a-

tain 1," aling poli[icians. For instance, ^:uator Douglas, of Illinois, is a j romincnt candidate for the Presidency: He is a lending Democrat, and could at the present rnometlt obtain ft large*

party. His course on tho Kansas question,

aspiring democratic pol • infinitely slender .nip nation at Charleston.

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-fill LDM'telu

.: ii;ime::i.itL'ly i

.-i.lrntly it \:- :: II.miI -1.W tli.m it I--

i -*. I v he mmiil.-iiiit of any tlcclir.

nd enough to write- more cldi.nl el; body more clearly see the ncces

in r l.e yon;;.-. fi'"I li-nn.ip Moon;.

Thomas Hood.'.lcar Mi-?. S A. l\ >?).<> u M.mthhj ,m.l N>e%. I>on the last

-MlcmaAMDEti apostrophizes I ho Evening

The subject does not seem t

11 Al;l'KK\S WEEKLY.

[Jaxcahy 8, 1859.

PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE FAMOUS CENTRAL AMERICAN BONE, LIKEWISE OF THE LION, AND THE EAGLE, AND • THE COCK, AND THE FILIBUSTER WHO QUARRELED ABOUT THE BONE.

10 Lion and the Eagle, after many angry disputes about the Bono, enter into a sacred and solemn (Clayton-Bulwer) compact with each other, never on any account to touch the Bone; and thereto plight they their troth.

But the bargain is no sooner concluded t, roguish Lion, on his way home, slyly > ors to drag the Bone along with him.

ly on the Bone; both parties pr'epar

hostilities, and the IMhj Blad.hr st into the Lion by publishing a fresh :

fcrs, in acc„.„..„

nology and natural history

copy of the Daih/ Jl/<i,l- mlil'y apologizes, and re- ith the laws of eth-

'lie Eagle, greatly mwllilied, says no more about forces, and sits, down calmly with the Lion to ( some means of disposing of the pestilent bone.

Meanwhile a full-bellied Cock steps up, and, liu.l- ing the Bone sile-ei il'-nt. and tempting, claws it,

and crows amazingly about the meals he will presently make off t'lie Bone.

gust of the Eagle and the Cock, who, their talk and trouble, tied the Bone securely the clutch of the Lion,

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[January 8, 1859.

Ul u. imapm- ,:l-.n.v .

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On the so-calk-d "Holy l'lncci"

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ENGLAND.

Jancaht 8, 1859.]

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[January 8, 1859.

THE DEATH OF CAPTAIN LUDLOW.

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[January 8,

Richard Mallei, 01.1 .

eonw.cU?" llhhanl k,s,cd Uio

tm,. errei„-h. That's what lit

wa< heller ti.it. tint lie t'.lil i)

" Well, Iiii.-li.-.nl." «h hr r concluding remark that night, "we've been very hnppy oil these years, ami yet we've never seen the color o' his

■Tmsu'a'mi it.Uioiifili. Uncle Zcb was man to play us a trick at the lost. He

,11 , vliii, 1 i bird Mallet added these

itig. The executors a;. painted were two gentle- men living in a village in Kent, where the de- ceased was born. Though Zebcdoe l'eck lind

i London. Consequent

..[■.I lawyer suddenly -t..[.|... .!, Lkv. hi..

■-." ' ■-■<'■■

lit- irregular -finite.";!, of I lie u

Ki.h.i I M.IM ■..,.l"i:i. .lul.ll EM»v it placD !,.„■ between them all their lives! May it divid. their household ! May it make the daugbte: ashamed of her father, and th-r- lather jealous of hi

Mr-. Milk put out her hand to her husband will

II IS 1 1 t lo

1 stayed the curse upon

Sli- clung to her husband's a ''■You've right, my lass. Ir Ki, 1,,'ni Mallet draw a deep

hing more to read, Sir? I'll lit 'the usual clauses forgiving

...M lawyer, apparently very ill

111. hard uttered I he wi.nl,. as M.leiunly aslh.uigh 3ii that— that the property of the deceased is let:

ling, with his tools on his shoulder;

, and sat and cried as though her heart, would

;Vm.Ik.

It was a long day at home. Ji-'de wandered

lal xv.iAr her nu.lh.:!- so sad and absent, and why

'Are yen angry, ninthcr? ' asked i he child on.'. \

born, my poor girl. 'J he Lord only km..\\> ;" and

with t ir in lui i nl i 1 i 1 ii i„ heart.

When Hichard came home, his wife saw hy the expression of bis fuce that the matter was decided

Hi. Twcnli

" Call Je-sie In re," raid Kiel. aid, sitting d.-v.n.

And Jessie eame to her father's chair, and look, d |. wilfully into his fac\ It was something new . feel afraid of lather; l.ut Jessie did reel so, as i- beheld the \v.*y in v.hi..h lie looked at her.

The pale face of the child (Inched, and 1 parkled. "You're vervglad, Je; "Yes, father, I am elat

th.-lr lire, id.; till h,ng iilV't mnlmghi, .ii?.

1 the fortunes of their child. At one mom

■st thing on waking t

: words; "May it plac

I inu-l. he brought up us l.elitted •y out the necessary- changes,

tbc life they were leading Ice Peck. though. Richard was as

"Hannah,'" said Richard Mallet to hisv iday morning, "I sha'n't be home to-nif

worn man coming slowly I

ho had en		the house mid' u	down
	r.:....l.uu,' What he had made
KX5	'..'■11	to Canterbury, j-	n see, and I

■ii.M.u.'h

satisfied if I could only c

1 ut 1 hint I , you aid the Child, With a
b-ltc,'lh.,n father can."
Richard Mallet's face twitched as he thought of
	thougli she liked her, and wasn't afraid. I kep
	my eyes on her, and followed after 'em up to th
	church-door, and when they went in, I seemed t
"Yes, wo mustn't keep her like ourselves, Han-	couldn't do other, It's a brave p lace is that cat he
nah. She must have good schooling, you know.	dral, and lots to see in my line ; but I could onl
	look at one place nil the lime, whore she was si
	ting among the ladies, looking just as quiet and a
	pood as I've seen her look a score o' times a sittii
her mhrnnty-an luhrmity moie the result of a	when the organ was playbr! She was ha|.[>

January 8, 1859.]

l i. u; pi-urs \\ ke:kly.

e fir-t 10 n;,'.-»in ri0'1it fecliujj on u=e talking, Jessie must l.e

U-iiflnl!i-.-lni.lsp..kt.ll

liirtlxl.iy, .-iinl Jter sclionl-(l.iys nrcotnnend. Sin h:n been writing a letter to ber parents— thosi

childish scrawl to tlio List wcll-pemird epistle

her eyes. Why are they not tbcro to-day]

So perhaps Jessie's love

l.'l-ul.. .ii.«l aYir.. Ir.HaIc,onoofJe<

cathedral, all blurred by her

'■■-'•■' - u™, you know.	By-tkc-way, you
.h -„■ I, „l grown		crimson a	nd Dick
feared he had raid son
"No, I don't know
		toforigi
Quietly as Jessie 1

T.i mj. Kk-bard Mullet looked older and »

ami u.-bert'.l Richard i

.nly and a ;;<.ntliD, .ji entered th It w;.s Jessie and Mr. Dick Hoi

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f labors, in an opulerv

They soy that Taglioni's

, warmly and generously t r success. The French pa] n on the subject. They h

■1111 : W hAN-l I -.I- : JIMA 1 i\ i:v.

one foot, the length of

THE LATK SOLAR ECLIPSE, AS SEEN NEAR RIO JANEIRO.

The sular eclipse which took place on 7th Sep-

w.i- ul.t.iim-d in ullua [Jn- of lliis Continent. Near pin Janeiro it was perfectly visible; the accom- panying engraving will ii.m-ey ;i fair idr.i of the

iinilar causes. So, in our own day, ignoi

. ^i_-us of cvidi'iit i

Mh'l''.M,'1o,v";

jf the lakf. lie has mi-ctl, tin- hist tluve day:, n- «.ilkiuth hinj'liy— mi>-ed the pleating c\- ■■iirmcut nf talking u( hci, mid './'the family in

thi-ir fttli-i turn ft:

— by tht: unliable note, hull'

bread crumbs associated with his imaf

ge -I I

. In- im.ip- nud half

reduced the vocal ui'cnrnjdishments of those -|a--iral bud-'. <i> j.atlit-lit alh tne!<idit>us in i he ,.j:e til Mosdms and mi tlic brinks ol Ony-tci. "Not a crumb, yi. u uiii.nm:i|>letl beggar?,"

January 8, 1859.]

Tl \i;i'Kl;"S W'EKKIA.

tmvt?^u^< ;:„; .' .:: -

|i:in. niimciit of y«iins!' Ay, you may grunt; I wish I hnd you— inn pie!"

S|,,wlv. out through the gap between yon gray ,.,-.,.. and the thorn-tree, paces the doc, halting ,,, ,T,uil. jn<t where tin; i'iiint slur of eve shoots ;,.. ,]„im along tiic wave. The musician for- ■ -.-t-Trlio swans and .puckeiH liis pace, expecting u, meet the doe's wonted companion, lie is

-Pear Fellow gavly, yet with

I Piinvll, :ilui"-l

.1 by a violent conflict of colors, and y I have news for yon, Fan-thorn. V

i mean, Sir?" asked Fairt

"What do you mean, Sir?" - Mv mind always missives me

v,n i| in:i II'. race. Some reflect

certainty of death, or other disaf.

You know it, my dear, dear master! I sh see \"ii. then, happy hefore I die."

"Tut, fooli-h old friend:" said Darrell, lea ing Ins arm tenderly mi Faiithoni's shmikk .mdwalkineon -h.wh i- .ward the house. " H< ,.(!,.,> uni-t I (ell v. u that no marriage-bells c ring for me!"

"But von have told me, too, that, you we m Twickenham to steal a si— lit of her ag.ai and that it was the sight of her that made \

: might vail against her

■■Nu,'])ick, not granite; I wUi I were 1"

'■Granite and pride," per-i-te-.i Dirk, eonra- cously. "If one cliips a hit oil' the one, one nly breaks one's spade against the other."

"I 'ride! — yoa loo:" nnitleied Itairell, ntourn- illv; then aloud, "No, it is not pride now, iialeier it might have been even yeslerda...

,t I would ratlier be racked by all the tortures

woman 1 have so fatally loved to a penance misery of which she can not fore-iV. She wi accept me?— certainly ! "Why? Because

pities me. And mv In-urt lelF me that I in

eighteen year, ago, we ].arted eceh-Lrce, J should he a dotard ■oman's pity mellows into love as me gray, and Youth turns our ile. It is not pride thai spcM-.s ■r humility. Dick! Butwemn-t ; ,.ld age and hy-goues. Youth

unplc fortune. Lionel will have time jucymoon before ho departs for the : w ill fight with good heart now, Dick.

■ "I u-.i-lh.w-lf.uijhi. N..; n Ml

"■■op|. .ili'l -nil. lobv •■! ill-' ohject ■

i-iioeii.iiiars v. ... -hi. !,:<■_ oil' from the bai

will, III.- ..111. I.ll III"

This exploit performed, Fairthoru shambled into his chair at the dinner-table, as George Morlev concluded (he grace which preceded the meal 'that, itt Faulliorn'- estimation, usually made the gland event of the passing day. But the poor_ man's apjietiie was gone. As S.pliy

tainuient. George iij. in lc-s -ileiit iliau Fair-

::i'Z

elhiug |.k..,.:uii, she li-11 I- l.i-ni- ewn™ona"inrornie.|l,'l.'..iiil'."r'ii i

>."'",", > ;'". .'i ii .'i .I ii.." i.n.-. I'.i.

.i.ldunly addressed to George a .juesii

^ jVVlev" wUied br'lhe d'i"

ear.l, 'II,... Pa,

nows; but like the lady i

"Oh n"." i.h-.l K..|.Ly ; "

g, il.M ii. . ...-I. .'I..! III.' Ii...

.- ■ ■■- In' neier hurl

rvml George, souor..u.-ly,

llanvll ,!,,.„ s..].liv's arm into his

\\ ill ....ii ..:,]!, l.a.k I.. Ihc lake with 1

rilv pressed DarrcH's

ilfi-ii v.irviii:.., mi.. :il.. in ■. tluv llarrell.

11,11 when Waili- ,,,,.'. ,.,„-.: i„ ileal ,n„gieu|

For II, e Ills! linn: lliirrell fell, what a grand

-';,;':Z^Z		I'li'oih I,"1"!,'"',',!.!
I'm! iii"«i."i':i
yro amidst the	lah.f!lnr!,'r,;,he'o..ni,n.."'i	„™0™S.S»M
	Dan.-ll looked annoyed.
, Hailing. 'in'	I'd'.-olll' hi",,,'!;',,',.,!',,! ,1,1,	nnn,an;"ids"n!.,n"
■ inn-irian »ln.	«||- |...iha|i. in.,,., .i ;.!	ownr.l lli.k Kair- g. If lie hnd not and mild toward
'"',]"', ''„',»iu!|	,1. r . . r. ...... 1 1.. !,,■' ,,. i.n.ial,
	llr ..r.... ,,,,■ lit II.,.. 1,11,1 II a ha ''I ..'.."■
		msclf Willi saying,
1, wonder, t.er-	" No, George; ha i , , !„,n
	- Ids hale is lid.dil,. II l
	.: ,. I'„i,il„.r„ a, .ul.l lie	.'.,. dis„|,|.ear; and
.1 ..|,„1.,ii.. il ,il	Mini's un.re „ 1 would sit	if I were a King,
	and l-'..irtli..ri,— n llishon!"
	Alter lliat esliaordinnri
		what Lustily e*-
	:':;'",i;,'l;ni:i'l.'i,l"B!,'i"an	is let! Lchind Ihc
aga.le Al|. of
ic snmo menn-	ll„v ],.,.il,!y could he.
— odd ?" asked	ciiAPTiin y
dryly. J,. Whatever	■•Domui et nlaun	Uxor."
"^"■jJSISBMSEI	"dci'lrurtto:""1""

. before bin. He has

" wiu.t is nnllyi.t the Imitii I'Gayl

uheerlnl kindue-s, l,y alihh lie has 1" more endearing himself hi his guests, > : or assumed? As he throws aside Ins |,

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[January 8, 1859.

mid be finally arranged. In another u-rirl; f>f demolition would commence vcr meant to leave Dnrrell to supcri

a=. venting hi* I ...ij.y.-.rl. nil

3 mc— ft little, only

]_!_-■ |

;.;,;,..:;■;,

mymiiKlIt?'You ,

ti-inpt inc. You h:<\ Li-Kit i.ul a-k <|uc-h"i)^- il..,- - .11. 1 si nil W.ly.n the truth; I know .-kill; my toiijjiiu is itching to tell it. 1'lcaso ti

Di'-]iic l lie t-Tf>ff=r|,ic manner ami astound i ri-_c rmk-iic^ of tlio Hutc-'daycr, liis distress ol mind was so e^iWnt — there was j-oiiictliinK *i genuine and come*! r-t the l«i:i»m <.t hi- l-.uli

would bo a great satisfac

' Do speak plainly, and ;

nnd you would be very sorry for it. J boy, Lionel, who was as proud as Guy

Liiiibcru had .1

l» I. illicit", ttOlll

lattl^-'Mr.'lVli

I i:,..a;l.!f,:| Mirn-C Ml-

■'into'Uui-'nimi'n'i^'s".

Darrcll is hastening o

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Vol. III.— No. 107.]	NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1859.	[Piuoe Five Cents.
THE YACHT "WANDERER." trv, was built at Selauket, on hong Island, iimbr tl.V- aitp rinf iidyn^.' of Commodore Hawkins, and Her original owner, Mr. Johnson, sold her about a ve ir ago to Canton Conie, of tSoulh ( 'aroliun, Lv whom -lit- is st present owned. In the month of Juno last, the surveyor of Port .tefler-on, Mr J, ,1. ',,,' -tores that were being ].„t on board o( Iter, la. h.ol suspicions that site was about to be employed in the .slave-trade. Mr. Norton was so positive thill the Jloiai.ro- was sei/.' d and phoeii in charge of the Lnited States Marshal. That official, how- ever, was soon persuaded by the owners lh.it it was all a mistake; and after detaining the H'an- of her was early in Des-cmber last, when she snil- •■orrotair.ited by the evidenee taken on the trial— is of a larger vessel whieb did; and that between tbreo and four hundred slaves were landed on or throughout tbc Southern eonutry. Many of the Afrieans have been seen and identified as native, of Africa.	"I WOULD THAT SHE WERE DEAD !" 'T.s a night i„ eold November, And I sit bv a hearth .J' „,v own ; The lire is blazing brightly, Hut I sit by its blaze alone. It is ten lone; years, 1 remember, This verv srif-ssuio night, I stood by Ibis be.irlli- e thinking, A girlish fo.m in her beauty, And all that the woi'ld could'tcnd. 1 v..„- in- .,' w„,'„l..rful iisiut- Tho name of a poet and patriot, II 1 11 1 I! i 1	' <"' il"< 'lol's v:> i hi?	As'niu.b.Vl i;,„l! '„, Moved licr, I bentl to your stern decree, "■J'.1" ■'";'■ :'"'" '": '"'Ting, lln'l 1 li'!e.l"i'l!'the'»o'l"h'l IllollC, ""'"""' ' And [ gave up the gold and my trembling lb'1 "I" a" 1 a, passed before' mo Tllou 1" i lor lion by my 'fireside, The v. , 1 ,,,„ 1„|„,| , hll'ie 1 ivould lii s suViiig vera nil;

THE YACHT "WANDERER."

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[Jancauy 15, 1859.

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

OUR FOREIGN POUCY.

to »l'ply loourbcl.wi-l o.nntry. im,.| I., „i.r 1.-.

6csijiii[n-iliiliiiii phrases tliat a sober judgment

tli|.lniniili,- anil >l itrium-.lil.T- expression at tiro bend of tliit arliilc — t)-r /'.u.,yi /'■,/,-./.'

whilo tho currcn	s of empire are in nio-
	lorcol of Kilkenny tom-
	ennpping at each otlior
	, or the Tariff bone, oi
bone or anotber,	and eating each other up
llllillU- lioulllig,	nd yelling, ntid clawing,
■riilcl.iiii-nllou
iilnoi I.C J in |.ali
nv Willi the Jill.	on of our having a I-o,-
Potiajl Bettor t	hnn this Mate of things,

tlic bond was secured. These and othor ques- tions must be determined by judgments of courts

r.f l.nal rcsurl bef-re •■<n h.r»rig..gi: t,..i,,l- on

1 expensive diplomatic

IH)W TO INVEST ONE'S MONEV

whatever r.f I'.i

of Europo. O

fair, or our foreign pulicy ? Tho next clcctk in ifow York or Arkansas is more impnitnut

Look again nt the men ,. h<'in wesendiibro: as diplomats. Diplomats indeed I Tho forci;.

••Jltii Mi. ever been in F.uiopc '("

"No, Sir!"

"Does Mr. speak French or any oilier

"No, Sir! nnd I should he Rind to know

L'nliii'i'ih C cm-Till i- uv logically light

xicty, nnd labor. They

■aid about land. It can ! miamanngement. Hc-

. I i t i ■_ M : » ' - I, 1

IVi-;m-u;i.i li.i.r- re.d e-i.uc !oso!l CNpeet i']i:ml i.-r the aihaata^es ii p:..->e-c- as coin- ed with other kinds of property. The ccr- i advance in its selling p.nc is foreseen, and

offolly!)by which well to establish or exert any

nan. ally ..t »ork to create and snsia.u"im

f' mi-Led iIim mi ins fur i

tn lied hy a Liverpool linn. And nfier all, th telegraph turns out to bo so F.i.glish a schcrr that even the designs of the Company are uu

i millions of five They will probi nnd 101. Besides

New York is perpct- ri will gladly sell G

.and Minnesota both

THE TEIIUAKTEPEC ROUTE-

\Vl devote a large space this week to illustro oiis of tho famous Tchimntcpcc route acros Ics-ico. Many year-, have clap-ed since ihi

\\'c see in (he French papers iniuh idle ml al out c-r.il.ii-h.i g kingdoms in Central Americ and Mexico. The French papers, being pre hibitcd from discoursing on ] clitics, or on re Hgiou, or on Great Britain, or on Spain, or o Austria, or on Germany, or on the Principal

THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

Tm:m: is something positively insulting in ie neglect with which the United States are <.i;eJ hv tiic Ail. .i, i:e Telegraph Company. h.ir corpniatiun intend* to lay a now cable next car. It applies, a.eoidiiigly, to Loid Derby for

Ii onlv remains for	to people of lllis coun-
of a separate Atlantic Cable. A cable could be
gland and l'ortugal ; a
be easy to obtain from
	nntecs for the safety ol
dom. Such a line of
events be half America
States, would enable tl
catc freely with the En	openn continent. Un-
til some such cable is	lid, Britannia, do who
wo may, will rule the
o,e concerned.

ni.ilei^'and t!;;it i

the 1	c of a reprobate and a sinm ., vi_
	Christum atid a saint. The ino
dtoits	dhcrents of this principle were il
wi».M	under the pleasing litlo of " bretlnt
	In our day, the newspapers, alic
	tliun thev publish tho must (bittern
	■il et it,;,i Su.iih wj-.s a villain in tl
	that he had many good rpialiti.-. in-
	c whole, a credit to his day and gen
he .11	lit of deviating from tins cstablishe
	longs to the people of Boston. Tl

wiiu.-i' t.nlv mi been h v.eied i

r wealth. Under or-

When Francis died, with nearly th.ee mill.

ions of ib. liar.-, io bis credit in the various banks of Massachusetts, llie ncnsp.ipcr.-, described him simply as he was— a mean, sordid nrncr, wit!,. out a thought beyond dollars, without the faint- When Thormlil.c died. .,f:,-i elaborately disin- heriting bis childicn, t lie honest journals of Boston were not afinid to say that he was—

minded, selfish, revengeful old ennnudgcon, in whom spleen anil spite had c\tiugui.-hed the last spark of generous humanity.

uld be denounced after : good deeds r

f.)oisi<-|K i f .lisboncrt .Mr. A, or the mean Mr. B, or the miser Mr. C, who died the other daj. ever so many millions? What paper will

:.::

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HARPER'S WEEKLY.

ivc „, nn honest l.iopi^ipliy of n hnd r Is all the truth-telling in the country c

,.' „,iline.l loBt.ston?

iran [L'DOTJfiss*

,,! ■■ '■ u 'Vi IT;iiTV11,!ul°L°iwSr3he™Icu'

the virtue of an if. , How much

l.Slllilll':!l)01U^\\ill not ltc^nnni.1

rilegc ought to end a

-J. I',. II., of Mm

'Til-: s):in<lcn)ii.H llnlHi novMKt '."

glorious, and Lest!"

I^ictly.^ntlemen, and : how much/

Here, liii;il!y, h Km

Nhwo, tcnO-rini

The uranium h.^ji^l rr,™,.].,,

lmv.,,-,,1 ,,, i: ,-r I'.uni,

I ho I ile !■: nl of l.ivtTimn],

LV.lllV ()f the CillCjlin Ports,

wndly," replied the youngi

The ta.-k WJS iirodit;iou^ .unl it v,u-i i-rodigiou-ly

-IIhOIihnts iii'inir- ..1 "ill ili- iK'i

(|,l"Ki,:ril in lh.it j.r.jli.I't, :.|l.M-!.lu'^: ijryl.-'J'1,

HAPPEP'S WEEKLY.

[January 15, 1859.

THE UNITED STATES SLOOP OF WAR "BROOKLYN.'

Jawaby 15, 1859.]

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BAILWAY TRAIN IN A SNOW-STORM.

STuITKP BY THE SNOW-DRIFT.

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

[Janxart 15, 1859.

l.f.j -ci.u-.kH .1 :.(.p:.s

.■t-ulUf M, .......

SNOW SCENES.

1HIMI MIC I .VII LUCENT!-..

iuly struggling through t

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WHO WROTE THE HUI.SICMAN N l-t'TT

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Uni'l''''m V.'.im.'cn^'.i^.'i'.i'r 1 I 'i'ii' ,m'.'l\i,.' 'li'I.'-:

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GERMANY.

B%i£"I""lm,J'°"i'

AFRICA. DR. LIVIXGSTONK'a rnoOREaB.

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CHINA.

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?,°lrt"!".lo'.°d iio..k« : " " i"1'' >1" ■'"' ' ' "' ,!

JlAi;['EI,"S \A KEICUY.

[Januatiy 15, 1859.

January 15, 1859.]

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HARPER'S WEEKLY.

[January 15, 1859.

larnoatly against any design

■i:iP^oS..u,lu:

"at Spanish'a ki

3 up tlio next morning with

vi.-i.-ii-s jt-ik, at myfiA'l, lie '■x.daiiiR d, in an in.li.L

« oid.l Le udion-t aii'l ii'-ilo^ to [rive y..u an swamp. Siillicc to sj.y th.it it oi-< nj-ird >is

and ncjulv tl<-troveil my saddle, tearing oft' Iho ll.ip, ami eating oil' the reins from the -bridle.

Next day we met two native-'., ivlio imparled to ui the giatii'yiu- mulli-emc that Cerro Colorado was only n "league ahead. True enough, after

e (finding their own food, ©

[to bk costixced is our nest.]

THE GR1NGE FAMILY.

d creatures as sat together on a cer- light. A lamp of ofde-t machinery

hen«ii..u,.f a li-hi in a r.ivc ; a irea, who were all 1,L-U1 fa-i i„ the i.lvc l.'."ii fmuggk'rs dividing thei mils asleep, or any other deno: vorld. lingamis or smugglers I

That ivns Nur-. Here was Sal, her sister: a gawk, long in 1 • rly . reaching nearly toiler father's head

without hitting or knocking something down. Then th. re was the imp or Puck of the family, haptisinal'v known us Hannah Maria, l.nt fmiil-

hcr lungue in i he coarsest way; being a good one at a!. use, and at hitting on stinging names. There

, t tr (IK i ii ud Jen Jl r tl \l

(an hound, pet and delight of Tom, Gill, and tho

■ Tom. Tom was tho is Gringo family. In

7aum; which syllable

itechism. They were a

> tli.-ni. r..r. in all their roughness, lluy

y to all sides, seeking si

f piquancy in it for bein

SS	a very October night
.■;,'■. 'tlio'lni,.,	furnished with a wisp she ignites BinBcrly, Sue is nodding over
IHI |.„.li^„„- , loluls ,'.f sn.okc. g ivilb « whisk into the likeness of olds it knowingly under the nose of Sue, who aaorta uneaaily, and goes

January 15, 1859.]

u.\r;n:i;s w t.kkly.

,„ ,; .",,;[| is wnkyd vi,., onlv on tl...r luro ver„'c v,.:„, i;;.,n. Such p.^i.^ ..ml dun In..-. breath were never Sl-cii ; 1'... k ;.Ll tl.« w l.ilu -l.,i

f October. Like enough I

r bron-lit will. them '.i coillj.lrl

lie took fort li a sic.it bjoU.-iip sli ... writ- something lie:ul.-d, " f, .1

iv-L- | ■, will,,-, ,,

Perhai

|.n-liii).: inM his Ii.ml.1-; f,,r i dozen times. The 1.

givea 1

Kelp mo if you cam.	"if bIio only knew!"
Sum ,a nl-l.t :is tlmt binl-ft brought to lam ->l'l lirin.'.- to-..td ;11Kl Wrestleil, anil sobbed over |^£^^=^jfcl??6.;U»'.l'' No «M bailed. """ ri"",SS' ' °"S''' f0r his """" WM | X=M .l.,y In- I,:„| (.„„,.„ „„ deep„ mo„rningi KstrsM Co"ram! ' '""^ T""S '»»°*-°'-aU f"

bim, demurely, with 1

;im. iom, tiu,uiit.ly--li:i|..cii key— ill .Ml.in.jt. .SI...- weiilover.s.it'tly, :i

I II • ' 1' m.'vVl' .1',''.! ,1

™ ■B«n &fly five or six l"aerlye?ery\iglftVfonh!

■■ savsGUI. "Sotheyhnvi

lorn .^ivs, opening t

, |.ro.|^,o„s lyi,,-, will, terrible

" V..ii lire to go u j, nt r,ii v., (jtiitl.-mm. I liciir >Ir. Criu;;e fining in l.ia room. 1'Icbm to Walk IP-"

Old t.iinrrn, v.ilh fii-c .'.Iiiir|.(.-nc.l fi.oii overnight

1 Clin:.-.., point; en

- w.tvs;, never lo.-ing ji-lit ol'liei';iiin for mi

HARPER'S WEEKLY,

[January 15, 1859.

INAUGURATION OF GOVERNOR MORGAN— GOVERNOR KING PROCEEDING TO THE CAPITOL.

,d that we will only say here that

, kptacaonHow-	1 111! |li II
t of the State. Oar
verm.r King's pro-
at All.anv, to resign
	;i, .-.irdni^h" l,:ll nit,, lint' in ttlf C^nl'il groinxls,
	while tlio Hover ■ liunsell enleied Hie I.uiMiiil;.
»v Ilia Albany Bur-
Copt. Spclman, and	over fifteen minute,. It has been so often .le-

INAUGURATION OF GOVERNOR MORGAN— THE OATH. "

Jaitoaot 15, 1859.]

J I Wyi'Kir* nVKKKT.Y

hcm'c in ll>»> smiline """k "' •'■""' '" ,,,„.,,,,. ,,r. ,ij.L r-.-- 1 l = .»-. a- un,,.n_ I

..,■■!■.' ;' , ' " "'

.,,.,,.,.,'. live |invik\L'o_ot f]|"iij. "'■-, l l"

'i','i°'";i;;^ll;l,C„"'n™"hid!ind™

".■'.iV.'.V.'i'r'.i, .n, ■»i""-;-;i -"';::'"

„l " sprinkling >>>'•' '• The letter "i 'i"i Mcitfort. Unset,.

,J br.n.^lit .■[....! Ony Hanoll. do- ]cu-t l.udy .Monitorl .-.ml.l .In I--

illin^ llim. He !'>']"■. Hi-'i.i. Willi -..mie f-;n)t,_^me

subject of licr jiity. He then inlunm.-d Ii.-t ,,f ban-ell's ton-oitt (■■ Lionel- mania;-;..' with Sl|lliy; i,nU,H1M,,,1|,i.,U'-,.nH^l>ilw:i-ll™, IV.. in Dam-H'- iv.n-il-, that Lady Monibiit had IilkI fume iict'.mo.i- sliaiv. In the most lugu- brious colors he brought before her ihe eonse- mienees of IlisU niiin-imiu - lliu eNtiiie-ni.died name the .lemoli-bed dw, Iluit -|>!aee, [he iv

, ln || i i n 1. and had recently lie!}-.

, ,,„„,, Me. His ej.i-tle ended bv an .lUene ,,. mediate and coax. He revival the una.. I (]l:lt „j|,| Cn-ulin,; Lvndsi.y 10 whom ill. U: ,■-■, refund a (.nor: who,,- eailie-i -iiiii- I ,„t ^i-ted to cast n|— ti»v.l.i-e v.mii- idea I ,,.| rommniiieaie-d Hi-- .dcim-mary ],nn, i|>le. - if miii-iea! Si .mm — in wh.nii lie had ]ilayod -■

I l---.iv win., win. in.-ro .liil-l. b.nl l-l Gin Danvli where -I ill,, I, a, In- a thn-ad ..I -ill.. Ah, Imv, Kai ■"in lin.l leaped I'm juv wli.-i.. eighteen yea ... he !,:i,l I|„,ilLrhi tli.i- C.ii.iline Lyndsayw-i

1 I 1 I I 1[ 1 I I 11

tin- .ihjert ..l hei-i-cm. .r-edd and affectionate com-

ellaeini* Id- very life from his naii de^troyin;.' the last memorials of 1

Hon°say-how wL-"

Darrell's sake, and t

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1 ! 1 III I I I .

solves by the Inst sacrifice tun-lint it hut) so St.

I 1 I I a I I N

"-""■■ ■ h.-.c.il'i. r. '. I---."-

Ml....- ..II -u-.ii,, .,!...., ,.i. c— ..ii.l i-.-t ii

cot ih.u l..-'?rJ 'I'-r.'i.l.l ''.I arc'.''.'' on I'...

suke. I. -l:ii|.| hetucen I ,vu Midi lain. mot ■'- 'I,'- I. .on. I and N.pllV— Confide 10 1

her ical. ill. v to -i.lve ihi, hi- 1 [ >r. . 1. 1. ■ i n . she

lh..nehlhc|-.el|-.,l AH...,, M. The ; here. ..1 |.

leption, to see and I

C.irr Yipont ivns hard at work

By Ihe head ot J..|.iicr 1 .1 1 .11 .,1 iniw, thei

=11; and

,tate ..1 her lienl'tli Colonel M..i-|.-i ha.l l.v no

i* -.illlcllillC ,.„ lllC ll.icl Whirl, IOC prc-r,ip-

nic dear 'l.udy Mun'llort, will cod. „..t 'ill i-.n'i-

l.uck 1,' I„,l 1

people Ore not so scl.|cci 10 ihcni; the. have lie, ,1, n.,t w.ury-a very ,1. licet thine;. A

t lull , he may j n t

„f .1... phy-i, ..I |.....,cr-. puruly*!*;— lintl'i core

111 iliac il.cv were— ihe lii.i. I'or v.. or eeii-

tle sex, the second lor our rough one. Both,

I II I II I I I

n hundred— never saw- such a splendid forma-

te ,|ii,,e onh, own I,, y.'i.r hidy.-hip; for iu'hnp- |,eii,i,j to ineiiti i!.c ..[her day, to the lady

call this ni.nniic-, as I hud a visit to pay to

l.i.l. .11. ,011 ,1 u 1 1 I. uhaci h. h. 101 1 ,1

she hecee.l me' to etivn yon. She seems very

run. line, who lent union but little heel to I his looked ui the uddre.s — uo.l ivus about to put it upon roosinc her by nov means, suid, "No, iny

The carriae-e ii.iuie.hntely," cried Ln.l.i ,„tt„rt as Ihe seriacl enicred.

■VI. ! vonuic ._■ .- „.,ce the | -hull, Mr*.

,„e. eh.' Well n • ■• ch.u nine., .hoe. I

tr pulse is already lilVe per cent. I.eiter. 1'ray, „, relarcn i- Mr-, ''tuiie to my patient?-' ■I ,-ealli don't know; pray exeo-e loo, my

1, Dr. h ." ^ is|in|_ ^^

. l' ' . In.c.c. milid';— aud'l'wdl lool.

I,it>v M. .src.Kt ha* arrived al Clare fotlaee. She is shown bv Biidcet Green* into a small i.u.m cpoo the t.r-t Moor; t..l.li„o-,loor* to some

1. he. I,,,. , .hiivr,, pi,,, mi1K.. .•ell. the „o-erv ,,| I,,,, ken laith.

l'ar.l,.0|„,v\o,le,

ml. .|. led. I told bin, how vainly ,. sooeht to lly item me. Ooo by

'hi- I hell, 'llie'uh'a

Mtts.CnANE. "You 1

voo mioht desire to save. Sorrow hai tinlitics. Do you knoiv Hint I hnvo u

Hied— galled to (he quiet 1,1 my soul. Had 'l

i,.'.le,ii"..v. 'i. v..,", I., -a,..! "l'|-e-..l,.-.l thai .In

iMio.'a- il'n l'i'idl»-.'n',.'l' lot ll.."., liar. "ill. I,

did you bear n mono?— No! lit; lie* voo.hr l-uioliue 1,1,1,1*1.1- mine, indeed, li e eia.

.',":.:;;:. 1 ':

ll.-.l. and .ml, ' -i'.'.i.ll'oG,

1 aeea* ,.„,ie I,.,.l „

;,-o„„d to doubt poor

T In- 01M, hi I-

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,,,1,,-K-lle |,,i--,-lf Ni.thinj.' very Wear; bill a ,,iibl did sii — esl il-ell — ' I- -lie I'.rilin- L. him

imply sonic deff|.tioii. thuiieli but by

e me umie bent uii rei.aiiiiu to S..|.hv f, M l.ei .hildbood. What if I had

M.ilil.b.Danell! 1 I'l-anee I ini»ht

j, .Tnajierdcnr. You said

mlon?" nsLed the '

■■' M..,.'''.,1! lui.l I m-',, '.,■!', '-i',",',,!i!u

■■[-- be aid, l.i.iline, mnnnl ChioIniu Iioi

ml be l.'ft,sn.n\'-uliil..- jaM.iv.:-|in-|.|.iii-llii

I'.'h.'.l' Ibe ilelie.ir;, ih.il .mb i- r 1 1 1 v bv lliu

-■: ..)' Smile- and Je-I. Vail its the narilin^ Libiini 1, the ei.dUess of Doom und tho

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

[January 15, 1859.

Will, .Hiric.llv l.o wren, ngnin looked long si C Ihe sight did him Rood ;

Jrimdy! ^ive mo brandy, vou witch ! — I mean
r-nn"f'L]!'lil|V^h/!!i!Jur,m!-il;rvLr^;	h'n! ^ Think it'wc cau'lVonn u Ca
o ymtr father, mul yon wished to see and thank	Deluge!"
Cut is gone to find mops im-1 Dm
" My fnther— my poor, poor father ! You've
1ms obeyed Ladv Montlorts sumino
■ou will sue him? I want Ins pardon before 1
" Poor Soph;, !" said Mrs, Crime.	Iv'Mtll'r'^'^il'^ilic'mmm-mct

Lndy Montfort were

. prencher, not many i

t Colonel Morloy to porstti

open, reading the contents yourself— :1 p.u't ol

inc. Sncchch.is llotasc.it ill 1 '... li.uncnl lu,age ...[iiiiv-tli.- :..-in.l r.-;.-i..u ..film

.■ his voice in the (.'..'Millions. Hut we c;i uimc lli:il : h>r if Darrell will bui join lh

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to this great measure— to the consolidation of his funic— to the redemption of ihe House of

'No— never— never!" faltered Caroline, with dable (

.l,c ,',i,,|, ,[, i, ,].!■, ,■,,■, c'viug ilic uritiug with her

1 , ( 1> II M 1 r 1	which Ihe ullerinv' had been made. And I then
	revoeabh shin ilic d'oor on his own happiness!
' ' 1 ^ 1 ' l'l V ~ ! ''.7.1	cold century loved woman— through desertion
— through ciiam." — amid-t grief— amidst resent-
	ment—despite pride; dead to all other Ico'e —
•oicrnmcnt. but v, >> unluckily detest each oth-
	-carrying in the depth of his soul to the verge
tarrell tit. between— to save them, I suppose,	of :w secret and locked up, the hopelc-s },;<,-
roui the fate of ihe cats of Kilkenny. Sir John	si,„ri.f hi, manhood. Do you not see that it is
'amk, our i rack canty member, declares that	through yon, and you alone, that Guy Darrell
f Darrell dues not come in, 'lis because the
'liisis is going too far! Harry Bold, our most
igu that the Cittsis is a retrograde movement!
jioriuniiv to redeem years .,;, wasted, and achieve
ii short, without Darrell, ihe Ousts; will lie a	:i fame lhat mav indeed link hi.- Ancestral Name
failure, and the House of Yipont smashed-	'to the honors of Posterity, you, nnd you alone,
Lady Moiitfoit— smashed ' I sent a telegram
	"Al. 15— alas— hut what can I do?"
hired into (he Engli-h language !— but, as C a it	"Do!— ay.tnic The poor fell..,-. i-uldnow;
	"so uuluckih beautiful! — run, foi whom young
11 ', ' ftmflKo^ich
princes might vie. True; you can have no
	feeling tor Guv Dairell, cvepi pitv!"
u- . il..wn to him; .ml; wainng to know the re-	"■Viii)! I hate the word:" .lied Lad\- Mont-

la-=t the Colonel

"Again Lady .Mo'utfort shook her hou( ' - Wei""' said the Colonel, changing I

she many him iiirviving relation — in <

chmiic^of.UontfMi-r, are running after a gloomy

ii i i i ti 11 1 t i | tl i il

lorcnili/e.lhcin--? Or are you ufuiid that Guy Darrell will he fool and fop enough to think you

pooh ! .Such scruples would he in pla< e it' yu

a conceited young puppy, or even a suspicious

ud in the name of your forefathers' — il vor ■pahed a wrong : ami. pivn , e.iil yon ha\e C

Head of the House of "Vipont. You are, or ought to be, deeply intcre-ied hi its tate. An awlulCiiisis, long expected, has occurred. The House trembles. A connection of that House

i 111 h I I

i I a -wan ''■'.'" I .

lions. My time inns shuvt ; I will gel out here. Trust me with these document-. I will see to the rest of this long painful -nlijecr. I will send a special report to yon this evening, and you will reply by a single line to ihe prayer I have

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15, 1859.]

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The Afternoon of Unmarried Life.

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[January 15, 1S59.

HOW THE GAMBLERS SPEND nil. IFTERNOOS IN SLUSH TIME

t\V VIII1K rURCHASINfi Ai.T.NXV.

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'XHIl'.n li IN ill- AMI Kli AN

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Vol. III.— No. 108.]

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[Price Five Cents.

FEARFUL SUFFERINGS AT SEA

SHIPWRECKED SAILORS Or THE " MARGARET TYSON" ON THE SHIP'S HOUSE.

mnr.Onmly r.f Ali.-li.n.y, lVn.i yhmr:i, i<

HOW NOT TO TEACH BOYS.

; wliiit tVy iiiljcnt il,< iviu il.ci tlciMO ■ |.ur;' bounty of i In- if 1'nilicr or mother.

o-ii-.j ll.nl n i.-.u y ..■' -:.'..< 1:11 u,|| !„'•

worth tlio price it will command, ; are. Such a plau would be quite satis this city. It would save a good deal c

eir money more safely than they do i

JAOTABT 22, 1859. ]_

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

	«hlLll UlVV
ought not to do, aud they lcavo thinps winch they ought to do. unr hoys Greek which is ot no e
They icach
ditlerontinl
, ,,,„!■,,, ..»d moral phi! isophy,w]
	nine. But
thev do not tench, as thoy should,
l.1i,^i.n:c*; they take little hiiim to
«, ioii<-ci, chemistry, hotaiiy, physics, mechanics,
	for the <l:al!
	i;ii the-jreut
	from gcog-
fii-st-tlass university hiuh, when he leaves col-

t of all the great fund of knowledge

(In this gruuri..!, thru. -•■■"•: exception may be taken to copious bequests to old-fashioned academic institutions. If it be true that these universities tench what \< useless nod do not teach what is useful, they were better abolished, ma! iiny bequest -which may (end to strengthen them is ill bestowed. Otherwise, nnd on other grounds,

warranted.

BUTTER AND EGGS.

hi i ti \ , ti n r i

pleasantries es «i t'.m.-y (lil:

;-i«;.tn child's basket of luncheon— pickles,

-l>r-.i..il.ly will. Ii's :is much a:

"ill ],iV..aUy s..y that you rei

r.e.lialUivoy though, as the ft to the woman wi

^£14 IL-i; LI jlI-JBISJio

lesortcd fauulie* ami laugui idling biisiuc-s. i iu keeping the Sepoy children quiet ar

i is, gubcrnatoriully view

ted t,y tin.' Y.-i-W.-, [mil is worthy oration. I can state it more plainly

j . I..-- innate the party opposed to any

t Jjo l.'-i-l.ii'ii--; ami the anl-.-nt widies of

[In- l.e-idahii'e liavin- aulimrized a Cmi- i to prowdij fur t It-- removal, and Lh U l.'om- i li.iviu.^ reported a fea-il,l, pi in jiralr «il>- i no question that. i.be re-

view the health of the city

;,f. (J( trad.'. ,ilii,;li i-; aniiiiallval ii'iued Lv I.ln.: T> of tl.e pre.seid. ria.irai.iin.., lull lullinjy

ely the [>'ai|de of the State of New I'oi'l; are

■st of (i few rich im'n, ■."■■,■■ ,| ih-ir leu. t, .,.- Mluv.-iii^n- -hall .mivuilv U: put to without duo coin-., of law. That i< the

Truly j TncEnglisl

■'JSu^w

(.111 I'l'.r.V SlllM:iV I'V.'l, ![,;,• 111. Ill-' Null 1 I li'.ill'' ill I llllliali

II 111,,.,., Ill

. l.,„ii.,T iioull ri.|..'f„!J, ku.,-.l tint

political taring":'"

it. N M,ii.',,ll:,v','. good writer?

\ III HI. „ I. ,11 ,i..,l„.,l.„„i

, ll,o, ...l.iiin |irc.,ol,i,,|; o, U,o W„,,l, the forlorn anil the outcast that they

',",.;„ il„.,n:„.|i„!. The great »«>■

1 for the asking, a regular seat in some regular o : John Wesley's way was the simple, m

N..1II1 ('.,,,, Ii„„,

ne. Take lt.it- l.l.itne io„'f..r

,-,..] ,.„,i',,lly ,!'■.]

;ans, describes a great

•catly likes,' "But he Ming folk.. Reading litiipleiuantwjqnninl.

!,g%UconU.Tantlyin-

_To F. A. T. the Lounger <„ end

, said to " George"-l,ut he mu-t 1

„l,1,...ofil„.,-l,vii„-s. WiUF.A.T.r

•■■ ■■•"■" that S.piire Redtop, 1

"■ v. I,,, I, as ,„.c!tv ,1.,|„.|,,„,

UAKI'KK'K WEEKLY.

[January 22, 1859.

THE LOSS OF THE STEAM EK "0. VANDEEBILT.'

\i

SBt A *

jANf.uvr 22, 1859.]

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

J ill: TRAVLLEP. LSI. Mil 1,\ Wul.VIX II1I..\AS, and jackals

HAEPEE'S WEEKLY.

[Jakpaby 22, 1859.

likely to dctei.o'our expectations.

DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

POLITICAL.

'::■;:;

history of fiction. Ilar-

! '>i;' ■-

, Dkuui,, \\i-ia>w'or:L— ljunt-vti Jmru or

^Z!:::i":i-::z't; ■::;::.

!-.:>..■ i >i ■■

"UAUI'F.KS WT.r.KLY.

l'oni k;x m:\vs

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

[January 22, 1859.

white cotton shirt and pnntaloons.

JUAN GUICHICOVI.

January 22, 1859.]

HAULER'S WEEKTVN

HAKPEirS WEEKLY.

[Janl-a..v 22, 1859.

E years I Sborp respected t

.ryfuiiJ- (l.fli.- I

' ,'■! ,:.,■ . ■ ,.'■ .1 :., .. i:'„uerv "lien norn.ling

Wliercot ho coinmcii

f u, "' '.'.'■ "l" .', .1 Mr R ■

S N A l'DBAGO N.

DY UAKK I.KMOX.

Janpaky 22, 1859.]

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

••Sow listen to me, Mr. Slurp. If 1 u free from the wretched and terrible

■ kadim,', "ill von pvy me lift)' pound.

.1 „.,!, ro.e up :.3u

liivr.- ,v.is one -lie could u it Ijiine— liirc umi

"Canyou prove a. 1 tin: you line -.aid.'" Jacoli, as soon as lie could speak.

"These me the proof.," rqilie I the iv

.'lull.	If MM W..I	in.'		i< V,
		dl i in.
	|.iat:i',tr.v
Thr	-'-■' l "''	iBht	acol	>p

Somfli limbic

t Jacob cuu^Ul her arm oud prc-

' Mrs. Rattcry," he said (and the person s<

i iii- i ii.lv. .ui. I .p,(ro us both i

vil, tintl In- ^orr>.w ,;.i\c. him .liquify.

[; h:i> '..C.-i uul.iiKt.l. m rcit\;]!y. tli.it o :r o

en;.. Lire. v.hLh in i.u CISC

-.nth* h.i.i nearly i-\;.iivJ v.hrn 1.1- i to Intr mother. The jiinuity had

■;Z2"

l.yiy [.I.- ..-,.-.li.;,:

Mrs. Katury 'in I h.-r H.iH tiny could only :uy

„i;,.. .,-„.-

for under the nnmc of Ellen-only Ellen

ir.VnPKR'S WEEKLY.

[Jaotaby 22, 1859.

it. Ob Sophy— Av or No?"

"No! Ml troni her |.iili-, imii 1 1 1 -s ;

llu-r: — home, lii.im-; |,:f u- jm home at

Ihirrell Im, kept hn keen -i-ln upon

her inovcuiriit* — ii] -.on her counte-

nituce. He sues her ;j.--ime— hoi lo..k

is -nl.hme with its woe, ;ind witli its ie-

" Noble child !" muttered Dnrrell.

"1 think 1 -.-<■ int.. her heart. If so,

] i Lionel indeed! .1/y jji-ide lias

T.-[From A Photograph by Bkady.] f,,llt on the ..-■-. ,m.o. mid chocking in-

dignantly tin: tears that sought to (jalli- -~ the lm-|iit.iliti':- (by ii" in'--iiis a contemptible er to hi- eyes. D:imdl throw his urin round

•ly nway, by the barbed llioni-tiei— ou \<y

Slit h;i> said, "Oh, ;:iiiii(ll;ithor, let ns ever hence- forth bo nil in till to each other. You are not

't,.'.!.i'r."uh..m

of me if 1

as proud of you, if you t

January 22, 1859.]

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

these words Wnife undei

elV^tolcaulh,,,, toward the house. Yes the) „ill an hence— v«. there -hall he no -cliciti." of in irri-i-o ■ T»cv hl"' ,"-Jrl-v "'cached <>"

,!,,.„■ when (he door ''- ll opened violently, am

and kissed her forehead, 1 Spcwhless and breathlcs

"Wwdarieyou, Sir?"

":1*i*

'"-it-

:•'■ -aid the ni.iii. >c-o.,lmg the deiv.l com— "IL.w 'hire I ki-<

1 1 1" ' 1 have a nee 1 i I

till my .le:iv in.tnied Sophy, to

The Colo.

'"":!"„

mini, lillie

-and in ii, rati 1,1 of the si-tcr

, ttn.l in the elderly, tg man, recognized lad tamed the most

ug of gay and Colonel, insensibly imbibing one of

' Id let,

-i.i.-: Si

here comei Danell. Cny Dun-ell, In this voting ladyvoitwill welcome the grandchild ol Sidney Branlhwaiie, our old Eton school friend, a gen-

ude.Mr.Fairlh. .,■„." rc- turned lite Colonel ; ' M :>nn itic-iitnl Brasses ate painful subjects. Yes Darrell. yes Lionel ; this fair creature, whom Lady Moinlort might well desire to adopt, is the daughter of Arthur PuMtuhwaite, by marriage with the sister of

owes it no, I, s.i-

s 'i>!iy 1, m[, UI14 clo-er ai

' None." iinsweted Albait; "we bring with

■ pro..!, that will clear up all my story." The old man bowed lti» head oicr Sophy's

id dignified ; ■■ jOa, arc none lea a moment et, Sophy," said he.

" You,., as ever— e ha, die. can,,,]), than

vcr," cried Sophy.

'• There ,- hut one man to whom I can will- Igly yield you. So,, oft 'bailee ll.iughton. lake

-' grates. Air scene- hiightened he

Art! Lo, where tlicv glide away alle-e. melancholy trees. Lcalless olyl No! Verdure ami bloom,

t for Lionel's; and

this w	i, Ceor.-e ■ a .",J ,„ ,'ae,', , .,',' ' y,'„|
	s State, and of Arabella's
	st a grandchild, or dim
		on will go ami
Dr. F.	last night. Ho gives J	| , 1 .

"•. die..'." a-ked I he Man el ,|„ H'„

health (here i- nothing so unsafe as trnst ii 1 thoughtful, and Gcorgo ttlrnc

locket, ami began screwing it. impatient to vent

['he Colonel' i.'„ii. Dar.v'll'. ut'id lo'li to i.'i'e ofd more fully lite storv which Vance is re- tting to Wnife. Brief as it can, bo the explanation duo to the

Vance's sister had died in child-birth. The

ttior young poet, unfitted to cope with penury,

il.il Hi i-ltii ti i I e I u in ions, disappointed in fa , despairing of for- mic, dcpc.idcut for broad on In- wife's boyish uother, and harassed lo potty debts in a for-

pace and kind nlliocs ; had hcen pir-cnta, I h.rth o| the infant— the ,lc i.h of the moilie

safely lev it to )o- wile'- relation.! „|,

r ' ' ' ' ' ,, -,,

1'he singer v.ioie 0, apprise Mrs. Vance

the lurlli' ol t'e' ,'n'f.tn'i 'nh.'uii -l" ■"'uil'i.u ,'.'.

shortly to send to England. But tho bah

"t° liolrs'ehom Suo'

ivoald sutlice, without ol .vcll'foiinded. Mrs. Va

was pi-ofe.-ionalle eiegicd. I do I t. lit up he baud hceu

mill leo.l, and found, in a till.

ly had consigned his own ilaug

ived without II 'hi o| lie

drawn up. and signed, in a notary's prc-coe. before -he died; looked into the letters from Mrs. Vance, and the school-boy scrawls from Frank, 1, to the singer and to the child's pat- ent.-, which the actress had ...totally pte-erie.l; convinced he, -ell of .he poverty a nd obscurity

Hood to sign, .la-p.e wa- going to Lo, rot. The iloillleiene'c'cier m'mii'fo tool

per to a child not his own— tlio hnrdn which lie hud contemplated nnd plunnoi

und whom he only regarded as an alien protector— the fitful nnd desultory it

liahriellc had based 'iipnti a icyjarge

o.dluooa '"!!',

n -eying, "ha, -I

,1," He'o'il'.'-ele,1 .self. 77ir.ii buy I

lie' "l .Lt-'t -." . ■' . l\ l'. .-/l ■ . -". 1 ' lo '!.. .'",' O-r. l.al'.aelle'

old conli.leiilial allomiaiit. and who, innrc fa rued than her liKslic--. wa, lieing peaceably i.

himself. As

a!'Ve'eum.nphi"'l:,;'il\-hat'year,i;'"aMe,n,

had east his eye a. thoy fro the sloping banks of

>, glancing fondly, as Fair-

c it with crci i Alb.in plunged,

led lo Dai

as a member of the Cabinet; the l'eetaee, ■ Home ol V'.pont, and immortal glory!— el-

...picni as Cly-ee haranguing the <„« of l'elcns in /,,../,, ,„„/ fvessi,/,,.

.Iwch'on""1,';"''"''1 '"''"' : ""''' "'''"" A"""1

;.:.;• !;:;., r,':.; ",:.:::; ';:;;•, i'.;^;;.;:

i;:;:;,::';.:,

;.:;:..:

-z;z

'Vo..,,V -,^i, ''.!"'

„„ i.iipi.l.o ol pioue | despait. "I5.it Lady

Month,,-, , , w,. I, esoncate.l; ,„„>

[ _ ' ~ ' l'„ ' I Vuda l°JZ'

" Alien, Ihe

'Slnl.e. hut

Moii'i'lon'., lo,'.,,., lechug.o|l|i,en,|-iiiplo,''i'ou ,ile cei.lenlli .p. he changed; all. I she clanged me to add tba, she really hoped that yon would

cu knows you liave plenty; to eradicate an ah-

i::'al'i;;:'.'I;,,:i.edi1:1:,:,::

Not le, ,.„„,

in- .Mi.nil.,,1 ■

Chafed nt this fresh ,

I had sported -he-

TTAKPER'S WEEKLY.

[January 22, 1859.

,1, „„|.it.-.-ii.-i. it. -.'■■> ■■' ilic l...ii-i-.ii.-i- - : >'■>' I1'".''".''."',',''' „','.'."■ '■ ."

,,| |,,k,. - | >-rlni| • cm, ....,.• more .at. P. n ! .™.. h.l < .on at. I ■ ■ r I .

non ! Yon I,.

,'„i i „,r. ■ |....l

Living as the sonl.thnlyon pledged

tinished, unalterable trees roso in sight

Vnnec, is looking 1

CHESS CHRONICLE.

m iii.

Nov. that November's tawny hand

Has stripp'd the leafiest trees, And over nil the timbered land

Bare boughs bend in the breeze; Since onughty Frost is nipping nt

What's left of vegetation, Let honest folks prepare to greet

Our silver-haired relation,

Old Winter.

Poon nil the woods, i

i the hick'ry bongh,

As ii.nii.l	,,.! |
Catil.es	tin- i .ll.v ,,
	- «-;n.I.-l,i
llc.e ii	liis roles a
Our fuen		hy-gonc year,
And m	ny . biting	Old' Winter.
Oh! whtro		f life's decline
Comes	,:■; ,n,r at ,	If pane.

THINGS WISE AND OTHERWISE.

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

January 22, 1859.	]	HARPER'S WEEKLY.		63
WEEKLY MARKET	*,.M,,A!'V:. .	:'!:■■' ,£'£ LJ ADVERTISEMENTS. PREMATURE LOSS OF THE HAIR, -1 Wblob i. » common mm-a-day., may bo c.itlroly I-, ot Ibe .omc lime. nnrBnlod o. n ore*.!,,,; for iho bolt. A >,..e:.- application .ill rendoc II .oft ond elo«,y (ot	WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES. Offieo 505 Broadway, Now York.		^ Economy of FTJiSZi ! £ Economy of TIMS !
•■"'■ "• ® 100 1858.""" 1859.	jX Economy of LABOR! J^ BOOT rrs'l'ATTJNT ^%i Self-Acting 1 JU ASH SIFTER
l^LEUR DE LIS. r ThowewiaoMrin-TinrnENCii.
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HARPER'S WEEKLY.

[January 22, 1850.

Vol. III.— No. 109.]

NEW YOIiK, SATl'UDAY. .1 A XI AUY 29, 1859.

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ADVERTISEMENT.

The proprietors of Harper's Weekly beg to state that the regular edition of (lie paper exceeds

75,000 COPIES, and that it is the best and cheapest ad- verLiiiny medium in the country. No existing advertising sheet meets so many eyes, or circulates among so select a class of readers. Its circulation is widely dif- fused throughout the country, North and South ; it is read from New Orleans to Quebec, and from i Florida.

HEV. J. "W. CUMMNGS, D.

UsilL v.ithin llio l:i>t few ye tbc dlbolic Church in this coutr

-. i,l' I In- lii.;lir-l

Tilt Cnlk'^OoC lllO Pl'np^Mllll < i-

on, in-liimioiH of the Kl.-rn.il 1'ily.

■oi.-t? of !!»■ t.twm ( liim-.,., ,,|' tit- ■tm,l-J i„l-i, tlif j,ttv Nul.iui, Hi- l.,if .\ii.-Us,,., .-■ -iu:irtli_\' Mm. I, m, an, I ill- Smilli N-i 1 .1 1-

■.-it in,-

.1 bmv],, in I writ;, -i-l.tli

J. W. CUMMINGS, D.D.— [From a Photoohaph by BMDX.J

[Janttaby 29,

Upon this the London pros*

kind: lomeimpiifiiint. MicCliicr-IiMim; abusing the jury; not one q„t,t„„lmg

the Government and

Jaktatit 29, 1E59-]

HARPER'S WEEEXY.

iriaa ksuHssa.

.,.,-'. v indiv.,!iial, I.' .Hill',-; In- id '.«..« inul his chin dolefully in his hand, «iu sucrfc before him, a short clay-

e jwu sio, and the Bohe-

■lakea-well .-.= ,n v hod v if I h-y > li:in^ of it— il" tti.'v c-.nl.I only

somebody invented

ntcd a pill, or a cough lo ;-. .

c..iii'ii.'1-..f Fortune,!

e pluck of a Londoner

to lighted, and six nights iit every i

hnlct to a resemblance to a Chinese pa, Only a little capital is required ; but it n lemmn. Ho has not a solitary son. He

'"• ]'"!■]!..: Lti,,„ ,,f ., v.'ill, v. hat an .i|.|,..lliri;: 1 ] I I loi p , „ , r meanness!

''"'11'::-!. Mill! in 111;' World III.iV Wfll shrink ill

tin.,* been im^rsu-1 ih.t if , '■■■'<- ' .gainst his will she mus

Th[E Xew York Christian young men, or some

m..fl„.|i,.-

N'..w ii,.,- m l*„,1„.MliiIi: ,, i:hcr ''h.i-hu, mime, nor j.-litc. A Now V-rk gentleman (.. -p-ahing in N'„w York i, entertain' different v

When i 'i, Ms. i m young men give tea-parti ■vhy not take great care tfi.it there -hull he plci it" sugar? Calling names should he coiiliuod ■ idem politicians on the -tump in Tammany ;

, SEZ

cofGod), andfora fearless and . loqne

v year, and .lie -ure to gather

village and city, uii some evening in ■

and hears more eagerly b

any claim at all to be co

That many have left is the Lounger -was lately

-night, ought to have been

a brought into tho plain- on every railed would land security of travel.

ji-ou-: pi-*ig,- in 111,' la".[ nnnihci ■■-J" /,'cr,,,,-, in whndi, ; [H- ,U,

upon Italy and Italian revolutions ley s^uor.i M»-

univ.-n.ai of .ill is a sen-,- of the iuipraeti.Ml.ilil v of Itiili.m patriotism Let no friend of Italy he of-

maintained l.y the Republican Covemmenl, the popular .sympathy, and, though the word seems strange to describe such a man, the practical ad- ministrative good sense of Mazzini, who, in his

hi-, i, .I at i.h,- riierriy. ,-,ho f.-mgh '.JJ.-ni.ly and U:l,|, their march from point to point.

The defense of Rome was heroic and noble. It

tory. Every day the flower of the city went out to the field, and every day some brave defender fell. The spirit that fought at Rome against Oudi-

u..l mi:.'.hl hi,,-,,!- Ilalv. Uut that Spirit would

strings. When a man has time to stop and pick

I.Y.l LiulyUi" t-.-.d:-. ..C i I,,- -,.. iiLt-r - l.'.ndy h.-'-i -r

permanent and grave interest. Then we

more rwnt.Lv the first volume or Palfrey 's //

of S--;o !:„,/■<„.<— calm, clear, dig uified , ;,n<

of ];I,h'1>: /-.I-'ji-I; so tliat, hy comparing the two, the reader will have the case of Roger " illiama

fully presented on both side? than ever before. Still another history, full of a vital, startling,

i mind, inn .in- iijuu all <|iie-i i..i

<■ poets. -U,,,,. M,, K,m|,|„ ,,

-lings and p, .„.,,

dignilv. Mr. At •It in a um.iut d. Idle the airy ehim

I he visrihlo to all tho world as long as Uo the sumptuous Foels and Poetry of

ly^el forth liy 'I'lrknoi- ,^ |. ,,'lds, w all, .Mrs Sili- .."(- of f'o.ny; la, I the author of 1 lie " Ivgypliun

So tho Lounger bc> — "ACosstantKi-:

it Milton's "creditable

n bored tliat fact tliey w

. Compto," in No. 10 a great many satisfac

ree? Or, it it is hi';, rail..:- h".'--'< '" *'"["■ '■

ti.ian discovers th.it the difference in the num •f pales «ill 1*094^11

eof a society of young

now how they can pro- i of the United States

j Legislature at Albany.

HARPER'S "WEEKLY

[January 29, 1859.

1 »'Jl;k.i:OfiM is .Y.l.v o sin km.imu- .i, n..| UAM'iAi. lul;\.

January 29, 1859.]

HAEBEK'S WEEKLY.

THE POPE'S STAIK R

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

[Jantjart 29, 1859.

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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. POLITICAL.

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FOREIGN NEWS.

ENGLAND.

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Jantjakt 29, 1859.]

HAKPEE'S "WEEKLY.

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TUB RUSSIANS BECOMING TEETOTALER8.
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COCHIN CHINA.

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LIAKi'KUS WEEKLY.

[January 29, 1S59.

A-J,7.rti,nii(i Tt.r the SpanisU Gnvcnnm-dt . ill- (Jut-en- Mother, etc., etc. Of the thirteen, millions nnd n quarter spi-nt in Cuba a vcrv large proportion is embezzled by the officials. It is well "

it consists of granulated sugar and molasses. The

tatter ii then drained otT, ;ind tho sugar ready for

li-J by ].ii:=ini; water through it to carry off every lurtidcrf iimh'isc?. and by various other processes which need not he described here.

Such is a brief outline of one of tho ways in which sugar is made in Cuba. There are many

aiple. The cock-pit, c

CGAR-MILL, CUBA.

January 29, 1859.]

NEGRO DANOE ON A COBAN

HAKPEK'S WEEKLY.

[January 29, 1859

she "chaffs" the Emperor i Itmmt," sayo Mademoiselle

,,r..-d you in Kussi" mystify yoil,

h<- speak Kii'-i, the IVre Xkoks'

1 ..II Inpl. M.nlr-

glimpscaf oiio diu^li-

it,.mcd in I iigUM .in I I'ranr.-,

ml, Fill ,,-gimen' ...f l'reohajiiud.i joie-:c fmrn the i ige.e"i and hund-

,. lll,1tli.-turn.l.-liK .... l.i.nun. ku rtith-

. nvl-r; .iihI the brilliantly-clad merrymakers ansforuied into >li.ipeks>- i'il<-; of fur ;..»;i^e:.

I then Gospodir Tcnort— who Us a taken olical mas'- ttl;t-( it idU. a side pocket

" uuc duihk ' where is Axenti ?" says the Gov

il | I. ' i I " I' I'

driver, a sullen-looking fellow, with a huge red beard, asks bim whiih.-r he wi>hcs to t;<; .' He

, i , ,ii r.i.-r of theTlala Millionaia,

„f the Yi.-t Alexander. 1 he 1-divostchik (jsueh is the sledge-driver- g.meri, appelhrnmO L<ivc« a sulky "lM,da*!"|Y. }.-1..iHll...ln.|1- hi- .,-.«'.

in hi- S'-Atxid ipclii-M, mounts the sledge too, and oft' they go over the hard snow.

liU-hMulh yu->. .knt in M Ceter.-I.urg-. .uid

) I t I lv | I | I k -I lr

U. or sleigh-driver.,. < Hie wa- knuii-ed to deal!..

tain class of the IschvostchiW there exist cics of Thuggee; that all the drosky-driv, ing from one particular village in the env

ks-ed and ruthless murderers as the vot Bohwanie, or the partisans of the Old Ma Mountain ; and that they take advantag occasional somnolency of their fares (due b

i the folds of his greasy cuft

i his huge, mis-shapen thuu ; glance, as he does so, overt nger whom hob conveying,]

h^kgi I.. .tide

■ Ban-i-k.-r. :imi

■•tk,ilh Mir ;h the dense mas* ..i

Gosnodiu 1

Gospodin Tehort, and

Little wots he now, Go.

Sleep by the side of the blue Bosoms; he see*

of Sot

-,-,.- the IVoli-li.ili of Ikt.m il< m in hii gil.k-d caique toward t

Valley of

ported to a town in Southern Russia, and sees i Sign-post with an inscription, pk< ed there 1<\ Catherine the Superb, " This is the road to By

\V.,kt.-n, kq.k-s sluggard, for the Philistines an

,,„l,..f|,l.,i-,;1i!,h- Liid [.alp.il !vll„ l.min,I.M:i,

d— tha Evil One.

■•Wwt! Uiortl" acream "

But the dog never stira

i ghastly and ri^id.

grinning horribly. It i

-,peii :.im1 _nh.il!,.;

ui,kd body, in iki-

than Gospodin Tehort

rculean) drags up the ostchik by the arms f the sledge, picks up	B5S	St
;o on) to the horse ; a weird muculight the n a huge fur pelisse ing above it, driving	e, you might have seen sledge away from tha

■ of Wassily-Ostrc ,as the body of a bearded, caftuned man, ;iii,h il.ipp-'il. whose hooted legs dangled, in

runs straight into the Gulf of Finl.md, can-

Not at all. The i.

" Kob.rt le Dial.le." He passes one or t

a Id- p,.lke-"oldi,-r, in a long gray gabardine, who gives a howl of amazement as the strangely -laden

preliminary measure, the being who is hold enough Tehort descends from his seat, pushes the polizei

vitch, and let me see the major of police imme- 11 My nameisFedor," the soldier begins; "and ■ Silence!" continue- Gospodin Tehort; "hear

::;;;,: :i

ooking blue pocket-hanilki-rehief twistcc

Gospodin Tehort takes, quite uninvited,

tells the story of his ; for his mask by ah

ominously, and, dip-

geon, the ffrtffier, and ilie handcuff*; and, Michel " Sxuf !" cries Gospudiu Tehort, in an accent

January 29, 1859.]

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

>. "Police major, you ore i his orbs of vision dwell

i;jch,-vloil iiioiith; a twisted nVUBtache, dark cnrly

ri,--. Let the

l-..l..r i- h.-in-

he?"

LITTLE STORY.

■ "|iut wlu;re, many a night, all Ji-rurbiiig sight,

bull pure mid free from guile,

^ We floated on the -while. That night our first great sorrow ci

Twas Fortune's stern decree Ihat I should seek a manly name

an men l went away and fought Life's battle in the crowd; Aud"1111 °f F°rtUne'S faVOta BOaZht>

id so I thought, one summer's day, III let the jade go free. I leave the town and ill its strife »'th Lizzie love Id spend mvlife

?he year had made a glorious chango,

'.in m-.ui.-'iIi]iist struck ray heart as Strang

When we were left alone- ihc smiled not as I used to sec

Her smile in days of old,

\iiil every ttur-l she spoke to me

The words niv heart-firings nearly feroke,

.She said, "Tlio crop is mighty fine," And then she hummed a tunc;

And then, "You'd better stay and dine, For John is coming soon."

"John!" Who was "John?" I though!

Thai lime wear

■ .irv.ulh.il v.. ml

"The baby!" now the John I sec;

And faithless Lizzie Jones Said "John" and "Baby" out to m

In quite her usual tones. I fled, with terror in my path,

And since that fatal hour Those horrid words have fed my v

The tiling is said and done; A "Baby" or a "John."

E S T H E

-up on the North Kh

i Allen. The diro war

No ! Yes ! There

in was pitileHs ! Yet

Slight; gruci-fully I

Haa the Irish keenness .if perreptimi disegvem!

1 j^m.l.hys te all lli, liti.lv.

i, potato-bags, I

r|dj.--. Slit

Tploiunl'r l'raguo, who seems like i

!l..l,.;\.|, i!..

iely. Estber is so n

watched and wait	1 '.>i 1 u . 1 1 j -, t.slhcr	„„1,
through linn wl^
	told ot her sin.	,.'■ di. ,,,,„

Olli.-cr Tinuan uti.l .l:u,,l, ,

• Mtting in Hit. eh. .rrlnl I,') |,;,il„r ■Minting. IW.Iaed.t Lost hi*

beauty." Now-gone, a

They fiini her, hut erar.y, »]UH ! « i].l will, hidef- ,ite frighl She I, „„w.h (!„■ ulfieor-th.il is. lliinU

hospital— delighting in nucfc

falling lids and luug lashes— black «

HAMPER'S WEEKLY.

[January 29, :

PAVIM-, ],r.*R> 1\ ISL

iri.-a;, 'io^.h.-d [,.

Januart 29, 1859.]

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

ped,

Muy walked, aid- ■linn I r. tiirnt-.i,

by sitting so long »'

ing on me.

UhL-n 1 i,"'t into the hem- .,?an. my ^-uesti — sm

uitl, the roaring lire wo li.ul, and a little stimuli^ ASi ..1 1 had tune, I* r Mm iir;,t, to look at Hi em. The

hue of the wild grape skin, set ritually and physically, as ever

		se and thank
	,1 ill	win. Ii ll-p.i	« thfi
h-bred gentleman ; adding,
	t death-like torpt
		eath ; speaking at
		: must be ey	used
	i inn in In |li .
	credit of the rescue
Itwn	close touch	olife

The first thing they wai

d enliveningthat pleasant

tilm..;. h Inula black crest

curiously at us with its beads of eyes, raid say, " I am very fine ; admire me." ' Let us hear him sing, if you cai

a well-trained, is Cher- andsaidtoit, "Sing,

1 let loose agaio. What a melody it

ent heats; of cooling shades, Jells

:tlo ihinjr thoy li.ij iL miul'Iv wra|

tanged to a fortnight, and tl

Granger here, I thought ■cached the house, Fain , saying, " Uncle"— »h«

:all, elegant gentlemai

'You have heard my bird s

phuigillg headlong (

rlireofii; l.ut 1 i

irds flitted on glistening nin-N tlir.mgb g.inki

Ismail Cb-lf coatemplatiVely).1" * IUft '

gether, wishing to go and sit by my firesii Patience, and the memory of that them<

the smoke and making themseh... i i.Ji, nI.u,

e, and seeing tho

j with a cunning

line -I, hk.,.- II, :i liM|,.,,r, /the needle flew a little taster.

Oh, most comely and tl

ispee-tcd. Carl had r

ii.'illd li..v Hi. n. :■;!,! initliil,;; ul'il

gle her in any alliance

,11 knowledge and can.

liplomatic saltpetre under us, to blow the

I I VI I II I I

parents, and we will gi\e her ove

■awful of detection.'

hoped lie v,uiild '...on reliini. Iirtead ..I thanking me, as I expected, lie walked m.radily awav to tl window. And more, Urn: when I e.,me U, part w i 1'airv the next morning she ki- -c.I me with mm

..IV..tnrnr"-l™gMi,	i.,,,1.,,,,. ,„,„„ ,
	to wrinkle ill n ve
us manner. Well,	: had too much to
.tout in. duties in	he village. The d
•ay drearily enouu-l,	1 1

I -In- an.l ...u.ii.ting sngg

|.x]".neiK-i. again. " I "l.iiterly \

pole, in whose gently breast neither falsity nor <!•.■• ■dting ih- tun,.' until I should hear from

■:l father, I sat al ,„> lire i.le l.,,l in lellee-

eut to neighbor Iloleau..,, and merely telling and laying on tho lash, flew away down the

' ' -' ncss of tho night, or Into the pure light of

in^'i:.'^'!",!,!,';'"'"! "ii!.','"i.vi!u'' 'ii'.ul:

H..-t,,..,uen.,i,,„, -. ,1,.,.,.,,^-::^

i li-.c- i.n.1 m.lmlv Ii dil ,,'.', .ill Mu-mrlli

liM-i:ii«.-.l(.i. I ...; U -..irt \\, k.uked blankly al. .'mI, ,.t

ling beforehand. His brusque man

s piece of information gave me

...rinly up to ihat trembling a up,.n Mi.it rc; lin^-f.l.f. .-. nbi.

;ug picture one coul. of the wicker cage u

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

[January 29, 1859.

; ngnin, swelling in tlio

wl lirnud hi»Mr*-C,m

Christmas in Franco Ii

■ Inms- of ..in: ..I' Hi.' loTinun

nit I I v in, Ii i lif nil .1 . anil from it were ilistriii-

[■!,■ Ii.lv ,.( Ui, hi.n-i.,1 ,.

brought in the Arago. You won]. I pity tho opportunity i * '

.., riuuity ..f i iMiiij.; ih.it l.-t

i, to the admirable singing

.\)ii. Ii li..s ilr.iwu ■]. li-Ur 1 mi. lie :.!■'■■ to num.

ho .liiinn, and is quite fulse to the idea o

.n-iii:il, who semis to me Hither to h.ive ir-..,l ,..,i to niiiUii.l enjoyment, l.y the '-tin .'.hi. Ii :t highly iiitril.rtu.il naturr .l-.'.ivc* I'r...

.harm. There is .111 t- [ . i ■ . ■ .■.!.: ii). tin' piece in v

■ is-lk SnlpiiL-riu"" j.U-ns.-.l my fancy as pai

presided over by the illustrious Guizot, ported by the liberality and zeal of the I

lint my letter must finish ; nn

prov.:,! rx. .-IK'iit, niul were 1

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Jactabt 29, 1859.]

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

ADVERTISEMENTS. LAND AND THE BOOK;

HBUCU. n-imiBATIOSS DHA1VB FROM TOE

BiBBEM ASD CUSTOMS, THE SCENES AMD

SCENERY OF THE HOLY LAND,

BY W. M. THOMSON, D.D.,

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WASHINGTONIAN TEMPERANCE REFORMATION.

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f good work and good l

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HAEPER'S WEEKLY.

[January 29. 1830.

THOUGHTFUL MOTHER-IN-LAW

COUNTRY HELP. Bill. "Wli

.M.u'.n'. '"Guess I did, Bill. When Ii

ui'iru mi. ruuu chill - xi i:-£.

r*J r

M11HH VOLUME.

PHALON & SON'S

COCOINE.

The Best and Cheapest

Prepared from Highly Puriiieu

COCOA-NUT OIL.

v- c>;. :.,,,! :>i: i;,..,.iv..,. N v.

.1 In ill TtniEh.i l I

THE NECESSITIES OF

I . . '. c i i" v 1^ ■. ii. ;

It Emporium, 409 Broadwi

'/ r°«"l™™

'""< " ' ' ' .''ii ' ' I

3Ur.MATI.-llE LOSS OF THE IlAIB,

We fun concur lieuriilv in lie n v

I ■■! ' 1 I 1II1L 1 III I

™ Olr In'' II I

JINGER'S SEWING MACHINES.

RPEKS»feWEEKLY

loveltv. Paris, as longna t is Paris, will be gity, hough (less, ami excitable.

HAEPER'S WEEKLY.

COLD.— THE LODGER OUT.

Thr shmlnws no lon^-r |.|.r

lllllh.-i. iUi.l

Than emil

May God 1	vo you alll Good-nigh, i
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
Saturday	February 5, 1859.

_L United Suites 1 to the bidders on 24

;ust last. There are, however, ■ discrepancy which do not in- ■iii) credit of the country.

sued to the public thee

> I'nitcd M^tes, but

ndsomc premium for a And, accordingly, tho

However plentiful raoi

i hut the South is richer than ii e cot ton growers, tho spinners. ;il miner.-, ami many oilier pro-

t of paper seeking di*-

reissue of the Treasury Notes, a further n of some twenty millions will be required

the ordinary service of the Government. Should Congress decido to fund the floating " " iow existing in the shape of Treasury other twenty million-; won Id be needed ia purpose. And should the popular ■ lor t tit: purchu-c of Cuba obtain fnvor hand, of tin; National Legi-bil n re, other miliums may be called for on this ac- Aliogether it in quite pus-.ible that, March next, Congress ni.iv ;iulhon/.e

oans to the amount ot *;<>,'"»>. , nr

•ur-.4 gro-s income of the country. Ev- e can jndgo how such an avalanche of

■l..-1-li	(.UVLTIiniCUl	■ivc- Fit
Illi.l.l rll-.Tl l'.,r Iho n.'i ■ nr.	lOllljililJlim	s in Eu- j II ill. Is i;,, Uiu-
,, 880,000	11,11011.111111 f, In- usiuil -ii"	InJiu! .Him.
V	ill."! «m n	,'", :'.'.;;

THE WORKING FARMER.

Ve give in another part of this paper the

led papers. publi-.hr'

Ii die designed to s of speculators

I m.h.-s Five PcrCenM. Capit

i Europo of the news

cry ill chosen, and

safest. With this fact, or— to speak circum- spectly—with these rumors before us, the Pa-

tilic Railroad question can not l,o approached

i respect of engineering capacities, and v

SENATORIAL ETHICS.

a country will be glad to hear that t'

-l].|ii. did

appears that Senator Davi3, m>i tell Senators Dougla-s and Pitch mar i Liigii.T-.e would di^gra^e tin: hie;h»ayniaTI lie bravo; and though the lie certainly ass between Senator:, Pitch and I lunulas, ii

lln-y write out spr-a ties, part, o,- ihe whole, which liiev deliver to a yawning House, i which are"e-\clii>ively intended for perusal

month the practical businc-.-. of legislation on

at the beginning. The Senate might, on this head, take a useful lesson from the Parliament r.f Great Britain. In the British Houses a de- bate rarely lasts over one day. On great sub-

two in which one Senator has <u*en the other tho lie. At least four duels be-ween Senntors were on the tapis last winter. Already this season, one affair— between Sei «tors Douglas and Fitch— has grown out of th intemperance ..I d- hate indulged in by Senatoo.

Young men, censured by their seniors for their hot-headed impatience of cofitrol, natural- ly refer, in their defense, to the example that is set them by the gravest and most respectable body in the land. If a postmaster can not be confirmed or a customs tariff altered without the lie passing between gray-headed Senntors, bow can it be expected

< Smith and

t foul 1

not respect themselves, they should at all Mils take some thought for the evil their cx- iple may be doing. Bullyism and ruffianism in words and in deeds — should surely be her tho monopoly of the prize-fighter than

I'nited States Senator.

THE DIPLOMATIC SERVICE. Congress is at present much troubled aboi lie diplomatic service. Some members thin

long before telegraphs truthful press to r(

lame of embassadors — a grand Spanish name, iounding well, and meaning any thing but the ;ruth. Even in these days embassadors— by blundering, intriguing, nnd misrepresenting— "" "iout as much mischief as good. Still,

telegraphs, and railroads, pre-

l observation, as Smith or Jones who Likes the pains to read th" Washing- ton news in four or live New York dailies. The British Government, with all their enormous diplomatic staff, has frequently confessed that it lias been indebted to the London journals for its information respecting foreign affairs. As vehicles of intelligence, embassadors have been entirely superseded by the newspapers.

It will be said that they are useful in con- ducting negotiations. This may bo tho expe- rience of some foreign nations; it is not ours. Our foreign ministers invariably complicate and

tions in which the United States are concerned. Look at the questions between this country and England, and between this country and Fiance. Diplomacy has so tangled them — though they

were simple enough at lirst— that it may yet

s of dollars merely to

American diplomat!,- representation at their courts is an admirable j„ke. The American ministers to Switzerland, Austria, Turkey, Por- tugal, Persia, etc., must have some difficulty in restraining their merriment when they think of their functions. The old functionaries at the feudal courts, whose sole duty it was to cany a silver stick on state occasions, were ef- ficient and laborious officers in comparison with the American ministers to these powers.

Consuls— with commercial juried. etion— are

ly advantage of diplo- hnt it affords the Gov-

TOB [LMlrJfi

'Dear Mft. Lotfkobr, — I observe that j

efs. I hi- rune, indeed, you will hardly tt iave used the word correctly; and yet do

■ If you do n-t yet kia.w it, then y...i have c take the train— any train, ulmi.jt, Sir, in

intrv — and von v. ill !,..■ instantly ,vm heed o ' I write to you now, Mr. Lounger, to ask

beg all young person;, iM/emly engaged or u

public cars. Yesterdar man, v,ho, I am happy

I I had been obliged t

,r newly married, and MtUlie; ii

ling. I should merely have pitied ais letter. But, Mr. Lounger, it '5 a railway car into a range of privst*

Febbfart 5, 1859.]

HARPER'S WE i'i

ThT- sin" talk, scold, eat, and bug, as if they were

'■'' ' . . .... ,..,n. ,im! ,h.nlde-locked doors.

L'' n!,w' Mr. every body who cornea into a car is

l. 1 ^ I 1 i I

"^•l^ors. In one of Iih Mount \ ernrm I'ap.Ts

■|UT1.K mentions the loud conversation ol

tvr, men im a sleer ' » I ' '

SXo^dowa before hw doo0'rjeb?nn^ieUh^seer ^

circumstances had ,i vi-hr to lie a great laundering, bla.-lt-rir.L-. noi-v./'-'1 I|t]| '"'"''J'-

..\VI,c«. Sir! I swear 1 warm with the theme.

fi,a carefully upon H.'gs. Let

.stratum of the best quality of

the -ii.iMii winch is m. ailnri ■ Philip ■•! Inei. why. young.

ntuges to he sirens in w!n>,e swert ingiug h -.4. -'vrrv thing ln.i lh«- pleasure <>t li-lening 1. . Lilt Mr Motley, in a similar relative po-itior

)t " hunil.ug" l.y III.- p.-rceptive irobably hear the name of Bar-

\, ' toK v'nrk^iu.l opened an office In

■>! Nrwt or it, purlieus, and h.,,1 there tossed

,".: ""'■-'■ "l^t w ,| i,, be doing? Simply

gambling eimrlMr , | ||, ,|

a certain part of the publ.,. llc „„uid be do~-

ingwh.it. inW.ill Street, is called -peculating

hor-e with his head where his tail ought to he. Mr. Uarcuni gambled it) fancy stocks— in sin.

I I fu'v ',.1.1!l'.t!lt W II m,,!",' ^rAllim

higher value, nnd the gentry who gamble in th If the one gambler i

lie is speculating upon his s.i-aeity

ther he thinks it is a Ho is sewing a cod's

,! .j>pily. he h ,.1 not lh- ,ul ..f k-.'|.iii./. uli. .-I. and was -uddenly ruined. It is the fa>

■,eenhtors of this kind. wlieih-r you apply i

l he eroded the -c.i, ami is now trying In- f.» ■ again in I Ion. lie i.s touching lh- an

n. not rail at him for piping In ■ e AU.veuIl.dou'llethl-tellow-sp,.-,, not chanced to he reduced revile h pocket. He has harmed no in.li\

t charms of the sol

i. Prentice, the well-k

• Louisville Journal, is d

5 or be deeply interested

lh' i herd n iu

Mr. Prentice deab with Id Jut as the statesmen ho dopl. f the Revolution, so his depiu

Tire papers report a I

iroinid n-i.tlw iv .,aud (h,- chain.* -I lh. ughi t is never lost upon them.

bTln^nTcoT^n'.'.*	'.'.:.'. ■',!.';,:",„';,
'"THE NATIONAL? NENT I'lilLSOXAGKS	«	',,

great Amcrk.n Epic, and

-Whatever ill-regnlal

trul die .Mill'-:!-! I.

1-.1 ■( Upon her n..lni-al in.;hl of veto, .Joes not If. I!. ■0 that "I want to go :,n.l h iv<- mv dague.rreol vpe

.ken. plea,-, ma am." i Id gradually he a mere

lay upon word-., and „p„u ,|IMIL> „[,„? l.;v,.rv

.>■•■ I 'Ken No, Sir, th, ,),„,.,

■\lllhe ala.lerAll.,-,1. ,

i, .a- lla-v ought lo he uirctc-

■i-n uaaiuung iiu-nry. I U...1..T;. y .1...-. noi

. I II I I , u.-,,.r( VrM.tilea. i

■that the l.oleh-1- and lii.pha.d may h..l.h paint

nd.uiUnllv v,ritc, fr Lxp<-n.

and shops. The Lounger's own plan would ho t» ani.oun.-e thai if the money were not collected by the 1st of July, 1869, the project would be ahnn-

-s. 'I he- Lounger her;-, (r. assure 'I "■ -:i!i.M \: ■ " politic.. I" plalf.. nu „C |.|„.. |l'.. /-/y is tl.e nation to ph.- oa- ;lu,\ in'.l.ruct the greatest . number of readers in the most unexeep-

> Fi/imii f: W'i.m is. in I o-^'i, <':

HARPER'S WEEKLY

[Fi-niu-ARY 5, 1850.

V .[■- ]K.|.|ni!\- HlllM. I, Ui(h [IlL* iliil lit'lllO I'.lri-

hub'its of his Imperini Highness, the son of

Febbuaby 5, 18S9.]

UAKIMvKS WKKKIA.

BECEPTIOK OF 1HE i:Xf,Ll";H fRIKi'. F. AI.rr.Lf>. BY THE AUIHOBIllES AT

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

[February 5, 1859.

•dicers. For some month:. before Pnuc.: Alfred name had been approved by the (Jueen. The p.iiv

tlit.uph not fj.iriicul.irlv daring or intclti^-nt, fl.iil- or So, Mn-lor Much auspices, I'rinc: Alfred suum;

11,,. I'ortii^ii.-^ f'mirl hh* vi-lcritlv glutei I

ih, qir.iv,.l -.) thel.ol, ».n it »■>- left for (;o..ct l-nui-fuHi-r, iiml lln- iii.th-riti.-t «n<l |,co|.ki of t Mriti-li isljiHl-Miilu- how how much II t

il'il,!."1!,,',!!,..!

the noightarhood determin Novew, to bo issued by ^V

of Cooper's works, we mai

DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

POLITICAL.

Judicial?. Sc1n"^"lvr^rB^d¥|i"mf^1IP^^iuo

.nn.KlK.opemnsofc

il man had before gone, a

Ticknor &. Fields send us The Scor:

t|..,. inn .l:iiiir | i " L v i r ■ :■■<■■ '!„■ K. ;;■ r>ts of tlie Mo.'uit Vf

.„, ,.,-,, ..|,..,K YU,' • ...1 i'.'i,.] |)9|, I. .„!-,.,. \,,|. ,..)„.-,,

S»h-.ol 1»jv«. The While : Sisofi r.rlu-, on a lull-id- m pl:.nd. Thy hor ■■ is iiclmillv

■ -n;iu-i,-u;-.,iH,

s, as the peoplo o

;'.'■! n-,!lv,','r X I ui. , i-.'V- m.- Il 'n?\ A <■'. n',\\,nX W

proyrUtcd for ""^^'''Y^; ^ l,|"ij: ^"YYiT'V

On ) . L.l ,v 'J-ih. ii, the Snato. = ,-.,„!„," I i ■,. ,„ c>.v- ... ti,, ..i „ ,.,..,,,.,. t- r.i-i- i.l. r it.,- i', .-,,„ !:,il„,;„l !■.,[

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February 5, 1853.]

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

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FOREIGN NEWS. ENGLAND.

asp-

FRANCE.

/ ' /:'; i'|^ '(' <n,1|;ing, belles «ll EgrfUf.

m\'w in'a *'« 'tdJ^f'S.K.iS »&!%

of repertera. but they repor

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PRUSSIA.

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TURKEY.

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uloagn, ltoblesvrllL join N- hi.-j- .K -| l,.- I „.-i,..|, I

.throng u U riMd h

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DR. GREEK'S 11.STKUMEKTS.

Febwary 5, 1859.]

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

[February 5, 1859.

, !h" left ; rough

Same

s, _With I»f Mr,tl. Imi.iI -., v.-.I! : .-mphy- ,„, selling in< re. ing; ■ .iM.ol -p.-., hk. — ,.,i,-i, ,.,,-, full,- ]..v- i.-l ."ii ..I i1l.Ii.1h; .Ik > ,.|,»ll.-i.-.iil1 r.--Moll.-..; (.ill ■ i.i-r. r.-l.l.',

.17, (J a >i.- I i ." - ] -| 1 i ■.■■t.lM.lkMJl-lli.'l.t

slightly .ul.si.1iMK;

!",!mi„m;;'u^;

,,|,l,^ma r,,...lly

omittf.l, in order

I.., , M.,

earan.e of the

.in the-vm,,.. I light on ill- .

LBNTIHB MOTT, M.D.

faithful copy of the ori| J. C. Dkales, M.D.

b of tho body. Rigor n

u.y.liv r.m;i On '.-I'- " in "j>"cl ir.n.

U ,h\ .!,".-r.ll."l v'.-n .4 I,.. |,,rt „

greatest in tho left, and extended down I

' k, which vanished after a short exposur On opening the pleura, t lie upper lob-

■dough had .separated. At tlio upper ; Ihn.ngh Loll; plcurre. This lobe was c

[lungs, and beneficially used in niun; Ho added : " I did not desire Mr. Whitney I

ly, B9 I supposed. When lie left he wcnl

myself by doling him [applause], and r my profession? Never. [Renewed apr. "ioy sent for mo, I should have gone

1 ,r . 1 1 I I 1 I and inquire. Dr. Beales has assert

1....1 i.lrr.L.iv taken place.

Dr. Mott made some remarks, but they ehielly

Till: M XLIGHT IN HER HAIR.

iii. i. ni-.lv iii the second. H

mg en iik feetT som.di..w, in

gtog.-iher. What nia.l.-him (ike to da endeavor to place our intimacy c

, fortunately, Ibe only two children o

Oat both parents within a few months about nineteen and Rose three years \

I.I. sum of knowledge. Jvlu. nhhh my dear father l..m^.-lt , So it came to pass that withou

. ..ll-_'e degree, uHli-ul expem au..n of any kind, I was fain, a

e custom of Mr. Clcgg to give annui

himself about her in a degree much more likely to

The Miss Cleggs (as they neither kept a school nor gave lessons in music and pointing, 1 can not bring myself to say "the Misses Clegg," though

laritv) graced with their presence their papa's en- teihunment, and .lid little else on that occasion.

" no chicken." Mamma Clegg was a malignant

acquaintance, as w, 1

- address the smallest

■Ibej.un-iLM ,1 -lob and ..I .11 th, I k -.. , .-ouM :i..i Ii >■■-■ st Of.d l.-rit; .,:,in-I sueli rr-. Ckgg l,ini-,lf. although he would probal

might have the happiness of taking 1:

of sending for Clegg, at al his will, and of sending CI

Clegg now applied to Rich ■solved to depute on tl Mr. Waters," Clegg t

:c:-.,

Then perceiving a shade ..f l,e-it,,hon in Ilk hard's

irdone.l by all" our friends, jmd especially by the idies, when they learn that you have sacrificed

Eo^e, Who was, of course, obliged to pretend

r. CkL'g for going away."' said Richard, with a re half rueful and ball' comic, " I supple I must

Folernian to the lonely wai

s you again. Now, t Clegg and his articled c

'aiiipnm u..i^k:s-ly through khii. >ver the white and muffled pave-

dles, as I believesome philosopher ked, and though I haveoftcn since Ikse ile.lare. with a sincerity net

times as far as Kcnnington Oval, i your papa can tell you. Nobody

r the dancing was resumed with ad-

tion, and elaborate steps were bold-

uced, by 1

ow. Ik- and I I Mr. rkggwa<>

February 5, 1859.]

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

nbfoundered Clegg had held ;h a constantly-lengthening

"Merely a metier of cc

re=..luf-lv t..o. if possjhle. Tor old =oul : p<.,.i old soul !' Shell know well cu->u„h wh.it a legacy

i.'."!n" N^no, no." Oh dear! uh dear ! 1 wis!

Jot that 1 am aware of, -Sir,' , Sir. Hli.-iilul V'Hi have any

put in your name a? residuary legatee at ..lire, and ,.,,:.;....'. Hi., will in (In- reo'ln Way, alnn- with my servant here?' 'Pardon me, Sir/ said I, 'that won't do. If you are good enough to insi-t upon mukin- me residuary legatee, you must allow me

found it, >dr, ring the l.ell,' he cries; 'let the other servant come, ami let me have my draught, and p;et a little rest.' So the thin- was , lone, Mr. Cle-g. Yon and Mr. Thomas Bell, of Mark Lane and Wcy-

Fh-hlct degree. Now then, dark, ,

(a. ha' Good-night- 1 mean, morning. Ha' it down in the list of fashionable guests, if v. i paragraph to tho Post. An hour, recollec

door, as the young man had boldly

H'-gdid all h.-de.-rnilveouM lo mdme tl It =".TLied pr.,1,.,1,1, thai Kirh.u'.r, tlo'ory ^ 'I'll,-. .„,.-., :in.l lli ,; .:om... kind of sv mpat hy v.

1 'Id ' barley Waters died, and was buried. Two * Puuson, ClegsanaVnasoii, from * lav

nediatelyon leaving Clcgg's room Richard call- gained from me a ready promise to stand his friend,

and we might find there had been a mistake in the " Hugh Waters'* death. If he had died aft-

■■a.t L.i l.efor,' his l.rotlier i harles, of course

The time soon came when Kijiard's good |..r. tunc as residuary legatee of the late Charles Wa- ters, Esq., of Kenningtou, was fully assured. We walked together, that evening, from Cle-g's office

1.1, Uo.l.ar.l ■ dudv l.roke toiler the tiding- wl.i. h had just been . onhrmed. i t w as ,, moment of trial

directly he flu she I nil 111,

pale as death, to the fixed ga/e and tremlding lip of

■r Mio.letailsof a happy evening, ulnel s of the ablest chronicler would mak

states of Hugh and Charles Waters. <l-

WHEAT.

1C " Stall' of [.iff," and favorite food o

■rapped in almost impenetrable obseu) The hard wheat- were produced ii

„,| ;f„„, ,.oll 1,'ie.lihev- in no! be .- i,i 1 v gi ... Tho kin. I- .-iilli-. ned are very nuim-imis s

The pi nit "tillers'' l.i-t m well piepnr. .1 -

grown to perfection only o

growers have shown that I is caused to vary by difTe;

plication of special ferttlizi

, m-mitte-l to its onspring.

The "changing" of seed should receive ention; this fact is of great value to th

■ight kind and prop-.-rlv applied, in prevent in- the

1500 feet, so great a

i the I'al.oit "Hue

and Hoards ot Agriculture who a themselves to get new varieties

Olympus! Of the Tuscan wheat! Of

;oo [seed how good soever I he -oil may lie ?), wheth-

>...il-. lor wheal no, ■ full qo .nlili.--, of

i winter. It is almost impossible to plo'

i defy the freezings

Eastern markets, and t

The wheat crops of New York, Old.

..,..,ed>r bushels per a

laps, can not be plowed al nil? On i.ewl v-elear- he surface m.M prevent plowing, crops of good

ON A TEA!

i they were ages I

;:\'i.;;.;.;:::

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

[February 5, 1859.

Fhhhi-aiiy ii, 1859.]

KA.R 1 ' RR'S WEEKLY.

-if.... Hint I was getting vers- fidget, Imitate in showing il 10 Muster I!

iSkBs",,i:,j;ourc

had I held it, I certainly s was so delighted. I never

ince, which was much against his gene:

The trunks were packed and all ready, idden my old mother " Good-hy," with ve

■ went in a pasl-eliai a, — , ails

.•lea inlf.a'a-l 'a.-i.li.i

ie t„oper.on-. an ...Id gen, l.uiu, n and a lad v. . Mi. llalj.li ..|nee/ed ilie li nid at Hie ..Id

■ ream Mi-s Ul.»

1 ,l:''-"|";' .i"i-d. lie rang roe up that

I-'"'!!!, i'l Hi" ne.Vt i,l. I.dd ,..■ plainl.

c had always the greatest confidence in mc—

r I never could entirely < y lady was always gay, i

e of an evening we genera

y werespeukinginitajia ,ost two years in Is'apl,

.1 of Master Ilalph's, at Vhearilieresay* lould leave this place,'

not try to listen only i

■ hand coasingly through

,, .11.-1 apt-, i

111- l-,l. uf .

I'ldlel ..nil.

t know, Sir; I have not eeen

only stood in front o

U.l|.h I idler. .Sen.,

, placed in my hands a small ru.e-,,

o congratulate llilll Irani Ilie hnttom of my heart,

hut' I....I..-1 l.a.l let It hada'i I n my 1-t

therefore say. that when Mrs.fi,

right or wrong. S Iu„lv, liewev.r. piela.-l la.

up and put her leal, in Hi- calai-l-l, and n .Inn auav. We remained vera quiet in London for

f.-u .lavs, reading in Hi- I'an ■ '"- .piipers 1 .■

...nut .'.I' our duel. I inly a„c thing omitted. Hie

ant.' M,,i-r llal|,h del net believe the lai" '

rlunil, ol l.i.l in-, II., hi llalpli hat in,; ■.ml

■ -evelal limes la Inula,,, I, inc-sagci

ie 1 l,o lir-l ,.1 ell I he lady, Inning sent

n.eiala'l,, Idea," whale In- »a -ill ,„:: , a.i.l,

„pi-,l in managing l,i. I-.

l' I ,„ a 'll,„' "l Ma'.'i'.',,' I'm

I „,„,,;,:: !la,-i I, a ■ ■ !■ I , I right on Muster Ihilpl,'- lip .

■Ilae, line , a"

i,„l „f pan",,. , and' a 1,1- ,l„,iil them, l„». Hail Matted the lad, and gentleman. We stent iiincli

.„v sign, of leeling I

I I,- mar- l„-l.t.i

,'hov. l.xcuscthe

gr lu II Is

!" kept* constantly

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

[February 5, 1859.

spoken, only four min

!. nnU I had hope. Ho >entuwuy,le»vine.omo

>.-,.. I..|i,.,,,l. I,y ,,.„,!. Who I

l only, pt.rlui|K, to h.-r^ll and l.iul.

She thinks it brought a

. her «uu pit, ha.

IIIIXI.S WISE AND OTHERWISE.

WEEKLY MARKET SUMMARY.

prices lli" .i.l". "I l " >".t - ■■■ l-.-r' . ..( Iiry |.

i,«sc...n j. '>>.'■: 4.'. ..I- : •:: Ml !■" ...... .....li ,.-

":.:;;■;:;■ ;V;

t:;:;:; ■;;;:.:

1 is

i Is

:;Si;i:i!."'

si a „$ j,j

'II "|

v : ■ ''."' V: ;"i'Vp,'i„;" . iV It iM

Ool..ni; TVus. jicr ^ 1 '16 A r-5

U ..:,.-:,. W-.i-.kv i.trgallou 27 ® _

;';■■-,"_ (i;; V. ■,■.'' ,.,., ^VJ ,„,,,,,,, - 3;;'1^

-,ir.- I .,■■..!.■,. |-.r ,-!.].., .. . M -.„

;H?

<§ .1

SSTsSSS-::: It I '8

-1 ]. I I ,'■ ,

§ 1

i&t JS

.lit si

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

tot moil.). h.?. ri.ei, ' p.ptt which™ S"S l' '/now

1 ' ... i

ADVERTISEMENTS.

. • I. '.III. w

TJEADLNG FOR THE MILLION! — We

$50.

-SINGER'S FAMILY SEWING

\UK NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FAMILY

T\/IETROPOLITAN RECORD. — A New

< M '" I':. a! ' I' ■ 1.1 ■■! ■■ : ■..■:.........,. , .

[<< ''XN'»'l:.V'n,Ji.M,'ari''i'lr'l^i-;:'h. In addition fethCM.

T^Ml'LoVMrXT. -Sr.O a Month. — A resi-

TTbbbpaby 5, 1859. J

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

LAND AMD THE BOOK;

BY W. M. THOMSON, ]

joth graphic and reliable, mni v.. ,..r.|i,:|. ...

SJL\i,Llfs SEWING MACHINES.

JOHN H. W. HAWKINS, The Great Apostle of the

WASHINGTONIAN TEMPERANCE REFORMATION.

50,000 Mil

i. > 1.1

JOHN P. JEWETT & Co.,

20 Washington Street, Boston.

NETv I°im SDKCHAS™G AGENCY-

i '!. .. '.'..,' > >

SAFETY !

COMFORT ! !

ELEGANCE!!! DOUGLAS &. SHERWOOD'S

MATINEE SKIRT,

HOOP FASTENING

ADJUSTABLE BUSTLE.

TACUAIILE l-.wn NIM.>, „-^. li„.j. ' „ ul, ,AUt L:.,r-

WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES.

■INI.F.US MAYING MACHINES.

Eternal :— Are the Wicked

DEBT AND GRACE, THE DOCTRINE OF A FUTURE LIFE.

ri ROVER & BAKER'S

CELEBRATED

FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

T7XH1BITION OF	AMERICAN MANU-
		"nVfc '"Hf.* .tHl"'^".'
ESS.
t.mlSU.f.r.iip.	'""Soh'nk.hoppel.
POR SALE, chop	A DIORAMA of (he
K„	,'7."*"' """" JOHN PY1"" 10> H"

WHAT WILL HE DO WITH IT?

By Pisistratns Caxton. By Sir E. Bnlwcr Lytton, Bart,

■jl/TKS. S. A. ALLEN,

"'v";;,::,;.1;;,'

i. !>;/., ,i!,r<j [\!L- K.rCulic, Urij.iiii

■■"■ ■■ ('■""'< ''■!!■>■ l'»"' 0>"[;'"'. '-

--" Li. '-' /' J'llU— 1-or Croup, Hoano Couyli, B

bility and lrrt|>ijli.riii. -. .-II li> .■!

ac.lnts wantI'.d.

COOPER'S NOVELS.

ii.i.m'iiin.ii

l Drawings by P. O. C.

V1NGE1CS SEWING MACHINES,

S'Fr'°?;

v, I,

BUCKLANDS CURIOSITIES

NATURAL°HISTORY.

ETHEL'S LOVE-LIFE.

D .' 1 1™'™ BALSAM OF WILD

\\IM:l( AN ill AMI. ■!■„ i.,,,,,,,.,, |

i>jtiiam;i;i strange! _i.,,ii „,„i ,.„,„.

UAHIIS' SA11S A 1' A li 1 I, I, A -

HARPE R'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

TTAP.PKR'S WEEKLY

[February 5, 1859.

|).M.I "1 M;1'.VA' II VoKI.Minrrs J7I I Icil 1 1111 \_1 ,,, I ,

yrart'™1ffiS.

I

■■■< Mi-.' :,,;.l. | i,,,-,. round in; >.nl- I

HIE f AIK WILLIAM II, 1'liESCOIl.

HAIM'KR-S AVEEKLY.

[February 12, 1859.

s ri, l>, and

with regard to the Wc cnt moment largely inde

cipntcd. But

li exj-ccration

in foicign incicliar.disc. Every Wr-ir.in -keeper is crippled by bad debt due to ay farmers. Under ordinary circ-wnsrancc; a- in mcivbants laight fairly expect to ob- a frc-li v„|,| |y..[" )■.„:,:- U i .:<)rt|_'.(i:iiif.' -j^;- C-tale in f.ivtif i.\ \i ■-. Vol!; Uicrr-liiuits ,fl

; butt

speculations '

of nil kinds, will pfi.l,:i)i:_i ih-puve Western mrn of tliis rcfouicc. Nearly nil the properly in the West is nlrcady morignped for more than it would command if brought to the hammer. Furthermore, the leg. -lain. u .if various Western States, especially in reference to farm mortga-

lttS«iety, by thf, H

,' Mr. I'n-scotfs per;

nt. Every year of o

nprceable— intercourse,

HARPER^WEEKLY.

Saturday, February 12, 1859.

THE WOLF AT THE DOOR.

mUE act of 1S.-.8 lias now been exhausted,

«HI U.-ll	.uithoritv from Congress. According
	„-. reliable calcnliili
	cal venr I858^-'B9ivilI fall short of the
i -v ■■ ii. hi		en millions of
	This deficit may— 1	it pio!>;il.lv will
not-bo		i appropnatuuis
by Congress. It docs not incl
	f Treasury notes nor	mU-Taiidingnud
	with prodded for o
.„ i,, n„
	Ticrabcrs of Congress	ami <u..ie mem-

increasing fast enough to -.apply the i) than llu-v<-\cr did before. This poll.

purpose o	e-admg ].mm	ut of claims than
	re lawfully binding
	All this is not	ilculated to encour-
age pi-uph	to lend their money or to deliver
tin. n goud	on the faith of Western bonds and
1111.1 fgl-gr*
	, therefore, on
	•ailing poverty of the West, and the
<hlfiu.hu-.	(arising from e	\tewvc speculation

follows, as n m importers of this spring find that 1 sell thou ui, ml) tu good advantage, i lions will fall off, and the customs de. hair according] j.

cc-iic spri-nlai

of people. In the spring and fall of 1S5S, the importations did not iM.eii the average wants of the people of ihc State of New York. In the spring of 1S.V) v.e -.:-.,•]} agam import cnoupli

plea von noors.

would be doomed to an unusually hot station

has been a presbytery or u congregation oi Protestant sectarians in the West which ha*

ll.-llil.il-		r reading, have abused
	all manner of
	id grammar.
cciw-d *
		c fashion of wearing
	d mn-whMim
In the	face of ;)11 il	storm of raillery and
world, the use of them
Thomsor	, who is probably the largest Anieri-
	ufacturer, info	nth us that his orders
stemhlv		eck to week. No lad)'
scrubbing women wear
teeth of	such a fierce	pposition as they ha>e

that ever was adopted l.v the daughters of Eve. The old Latin saw warns us that it is not pm-

Febbuaby 12, 1859.]

HARPERS WEEKLY.

i expansion in female onglv, the esthetic eye , figure shall be broader

convenient, expeuwv.

?„]K.r,eded these, providing the requisite e

^endangering her health. They aohie

„„. winch wa- form-rlv sought hv he

';,,', ,,n >kirr; and th'-y du im mi., inn.

I[ is much easier to laueji at 1 ps tl

[nr,,„, n suh-stituto tor tli- in. or prove tliei K.^ne^. Certainly, according to the ].r

hoops. The priests, bishops, and presbyters pood their position: it is to bo regretted that to disadvantage; but really, when one hears Tartuffe's

m.ii'i? than the former style of dress.

Hoops have been accused of causing acci- dents by fire, and increasing the mortality among females from colds

TrV-o are obici tions >■■ Inel

isclves against cold. But, after

Pugh, of Ohio, has called for the correspond-

State Department in reference to the compulsory ,m,I i -nn.'nt of United states citi/.ens in thcl'ms-

Y\V i.elievc that this journal was i.b» first r< all for an inquiry into this subject. We bai

■.>] ■nr-,? l,;f0rc in th.it 1'i.i^ian otlieiah w.-r

some justice, wo think— whether our foreign relations were worth preserving if such out- rage! could not be prevented?

t'uJer Mr. Webster an effort was made to '-■tiihli,!, the principle that mi American citi- ■"u wherever born, was entitled to the protec- tion of the United States Government. Mr. Marcy, in the first enthusiasm of power, went iVther, and shielded a foreigner who had sim-

iles. General Cass wil impressed into the Pru

i, where every male is lip

s holds that even a the United States

iFffiS ILJJJJilJji

ctliuu 1'nd.y, , well known to

:yes and voices of others, using his /cry sparingly ; and after ten years

ly-hmhtlully m-u

u-.fl I" to id M or v. ocd himself l,y the own eyesight

clans. The Historios

■ of I'hiliptl- Nm.i;.I

istic hospitality. Nor

;aged his talents will hardly

t .\ah .i.t ..:.■! :' diged t.i v.: >i. f

men ; and the heart of the world heat ri-.|...n-iv« to the memory of the man as it has always thrilled

naturally inspire such a general feast. For he is the song-writer as truly as Homer is the epic and

songs deal directly ty

nt to become citizens of the United We desire that they should become And when they have complied with

i only needs a sharp reminder o - to relax her policy. All cmbarj between I'ru^ia and the Tinted *

English language with c

HAHPER'S "WEEKLY.

[Febkcaky 12, 1859.

uitY 12, 1859.]

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

SARPER'S weekly.

DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

POLITICAL

0» NlnnJ.y. SIM Jmrniry. to II,. S™ic Stn.toi Hlg.

>-.r«_.-'

[Februart 12, 1.859

Merrill, ot Uei ditoovwy. Tbo

i":;;;i.

ly |-t.i)- r..r ;..i r n.lc.,.. ...,.| ; r ■ ., . In .n. r„| ,-j, n

S.\ly.fi,:lH AmfrirainniTf pr i. ntcl to th-> rmt ,.■>" ■ ■f •' ■■ I. ■■ . ■■ ,t -. .;m:i.] r.r.[.:( at (he Tulleries, oq

even tho current news ami t-ossip of tho day.

nS'r"-'0 ° frleQd flDd tn">' "Tl'"' <,"°''t l°MV* b°>n day in ti.i- turdeim of nmnde mire Mui.lijo, tvlico.

.'!.., .lay ,-. i ■:■■ ,■„!.:, . f ;r.,i,i,- »

' .■..,.:..,:.■..,. i,, ,,, ■ ■ ,

ers, because she produced four little RogersoB at oqo and

■ii /'■-'. !>:■..■ i,..'. m.hko that ol his father in 1SJ4. A mouths before ho died, Judge Fresco tt had u slight

:d, in tho belief Hint many years of lifo

1 '"'""S*

'■" • ■ ;l ■ '■■■■■

February 12, 1859.]

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

\::%:*r<£

FOREIGN NEWS.

ENGLAND.

' ' - •••■■." *„..;.. .is...,r

„,s ,,,,„..„„,, .,„<„ ,,„,,. „.,,,■.„„,,

: .".'.■.■. . '. ,'.■/-..",:',' " i.! '■..■'., ,' . ",;;"; '

:;',:;"'.

:l!^Hriri;'';;::

^H,ir

THE ' RECEPTION BY THE EMPEROR I

Olhe new:(ol":rf L.iy—tLiit the rdulkn , of J' rainu

■1 ;-■■ f.;.-.oil :^ th- -y li:i-l l-vil.

hi iiii/i.k'iULiI ■iymi't.-in, »v

lh.- Kmi-i-r-ir'* *■]...'<.■.. h .\\-\-' iv = ■I ;..- ;i prvhi-t.-, the *.-.-<,iiij-. i- IT-l: Uittu- .li:i,ily <>l' lij.L.n.

ay, im.kr tliu n-ii;i] of tins Citizen Kini', were not iil'r.'^iu'ntlv ili-j.utatiuus nf tr:nle?-pi-ti]ili.'. iinionf; 1 market girls- -7; ;,„-),- 5 ,1,

i-.M'l-l-.I un.l .I'm

citizens of Franc

hi* in.ij.--ty tlic Enipr-ror. washer-

,/.-,-.,- ..1. t.,hnUt, barl

them 'at the Tnileries. Whatever civilities it is

vately, out of sight of the titled aristocracy. On

i1!

^ -j,; ,1
	."1 * 1

THE TUILERIES ON NEW-YEAR'S DAY.

J*W' Hay, and on similar grand occasions,

■",':"",""!" 1'"""'1 Em|..-r„r yiL-lds innorc- Emperar sTand ' C°°rt "' E'"'°Pe-' *""""' ""

1 I1 m.-rl.-ilii,',,; il,e" wh.'l,- i!'!n"

' I"« I" the inconvenience of mareb-

1 ' !' i le

; Us complimentary speech, in I

I latter from Italy, we outside barbari

ab,.iif mil Lie l'..inr. will he in. Hii.mI {.a [Vnyie.

reeiloni would I... . b,,splv pur. based mposed degradation of a few embasaadc

dieerl popular opinion f tlio camemf despotism

I ] I , I r ,i I I I' ili. lil

uitb p-rleer jo-tiee. .it Hi.- absurd ullectution of

,i," l!",..', in l.,,„i, Napoleon. One of the London papers cal. ubit.s that tlio

belille ill 111.' v.. hie .,1'p.ll.li... slue l;- allied by the

poerh was equal to ta;ii,mu.i.un> : the- real injury .voiihl be nii.!...r-.:=tiniat..'l at twice this sum.

SARPEK'S WEEKLY

[February 12, 1859.

February 12, 1859.]

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

The child-heart of Adri.

■111 Mil' l.rL'.-i|.ir,.

■ -i'l-r, biudiin- ami iMinfullv ajiated. stood aim. It was some time bonny ho appeared

> >i.-!dl» TVindo-ert lvhlici to ki is :mv trulli in ill*.' !'(■]». rlcil mal- ic poudre rose. Do 1 ri-htly c

:ale," replied Delpech, with

" Oh no, I had not thought of that ; and I - " [f mademoiselle," interrupted Delpech,

"Madame de VautpnS!" ejaculated Jules Del- liave disgraced Talma; "Madamo de Vautprc I Adrieuno explained; Jules Delpech the while,

ice— Jules Delpech, I sa\ . ,; .,

'■ I underMind vl.li, Mademois die Dem] !e;frt," said Delpech, with slow, stage-solemnity of speech. " The poudrc rose iciii effect vour purpose in giving ii K. M.i.l.imcdeVautpr6."

-Serious.lv, 1 am 50 g|.„] ; for, do yon know, Monsieur Delpech, I felt almost sure that you

Hi'iur.,!!!,],...,!

oil in mudem,, utile's haml->" ou please, at this place and mademoiselle. I will he punctual

.•red Delj.eeh. looking after Made-

all, Paul will nuke her an excel- aml 11', which is quite possible, wo ourselves as to the young lady's

and her daughter Clai

?,-'■ .■■;•.:;;:..: mm.-:

ielp remarking that Adriei

r Madamo de VautprtS had passed a much

>l>6 would fain have believed so, Imt'could wing what he did. It was rather, ho feared, that that young and, aa ho onco guileless, unworldly heart was agitated rial hopes, which those sijns of probably

with Madame Beaudoscrt, and was about, appar- ently, to cmhraco Claris,-, w hen she smldenl y ;,t:,-. Rere.l, caught wildly at vacancy, and fell heavily

, wai.niuUyr.il the spot, and opened a v ,v drops of dark blood flowed, and, at the

iced, in a grave whisper, that Madame de V

was dead— dead of apoplexy !

Apoplexy ! You are certain, of npople?

Ton u;i> cirnin

oisellcwill not return, wo may fully p

sistanco came M. Uorlaix left the room, d afterward the chateau, to seek counsel as course, under the circumstances, he was I

lid by the side of that of her nephew. The funeral

lay rotting beneath its lmii.-.-iu^ uphiil-acrc,

nv ttere identically 1 ) same crowd in larger 1

■' Whoso breaketh a hedge,

of ^,,,,1.1- mourners ! The spectato to each other that Mademoi.eNc Be. jm>re violently affected than at her fatl

"The me. mine; is plain enough:

mistier', will be M..I..1... ( Ui.lnSi,

1 I - 1 > I il t 1 I

Paul Delpech, with an explosion 0

"True I Surely, Paul-"

nvself; and l.i.i ,a lew ) s shall In

We Unit vo.uiglnilv is made lo thor stand thai the solo choice left her is iage with l'mil [>elj>och ,,nd publk

"As you please; only, if pov.il, ie. get rid < your toward fears. A hold, determined ll.ro

lune and 'lair 1 .1 d v . • 1; illl'iilly as I he ili-ju )>.n t he

loaded."

Thus urged, Jules Delpech managed t

ult to say. Lisctte waa unforfu-

rihlc shape and .eubstai

a bagatelle; and changed!

1 ,r. ( , .1 \ .-.1 .t I - M. .■-■. I *■ !(;<■ |.L I

not so much an hinted at ,„ I,

, „,.,. ofMadaiiK-dc V,,ut|,rc' Awl.e ..«„rd.,.l..ttl> ihMi

arms distractedly i

oasiftofleefromDclpecl

re wn	not, perhaps, one great
			,,|,l I- Il.-lll,
Imlurr
		ill, ,,,.! Del]
	,1. .1:1 ml
tic-, tire Ilfliml
hl,y	ale 11. 1,....	l.ll II,..- Illl-r	„ .,, . Illl ■

uid.,,,, „r„tc si, „lil,l

HAKPEtt'S WEEKLY.

[February 12, 1859.

, ufleclii le recognit

o Church of the Assumptioi ns cited as corroborativi ;, of the early, docp-root

and it tlius fell out tlu.it Madame

i Paris, olih.iaM, iingm.irriage

i Lyon diligence, and y communicative, pas-

'hccii^oi.i U'l-m, M.

u-c.l toil (lie Iruslecsot -tin; Ite Vaut- during Mademoiselle UeiLudesort's t be. LUette was equally, and from

iiisch ]|.,<1 hten so |diiiidy framed that tl bo no after-denial of thi.ir true purport ng. Madame and Clarissa Beaud6sert v.

legally inforced?"

lie's darkened heavy eye?, and she glared f

inline- Ui- I,. 11. de-irtd til.' all-

' J.i P.u* SI Martin. Xun.ero U«. ■ The residence of M.lAv,„,tl>ui

■ uiit, f,.r the balded Del[>cch3 would,

,„i'. <h. li-i duty, leaving the i-

MorUix. Thethrc Adrienne's chambe Heaiide-eM were hi

t night, busily occupied "to first timofor many

1 message was brought,

iuy in every limb with t.-rrorand horror, obeyed ■ ■ implied Mimmons ; Adrienne promising to fol-

:aping from the n

ally increased eo,

difficult to interpret tho expression (

juntenaueowa-jumuist.ikablvgi.i

" Ill.Te will be llo c-jio Hills," n-)dii.l ihr :.l.l .

1 between you, Paul Delpeeh, and Adrienne Bern

i.tv IV.-ni ^l:nhtin.- and flari^e Ik-amlc-ait ; IVtpe. li champed a t.ilt..T malediction, and ■.Mr- in ii- ered lather again .li:,! raciedly c-.-ayod

g obtained of you a poisonous drug, named, for e occasion, poudre ros6, by which she destroyed

drink. early us it Was, "It'll us by what rifrht or

authority you presume to ask such insolent ques- " I ask them in order to ascertain, before invok-

■' Wvhall Sav ii..i|,ni.;.' li.,-tilv ilUerpo- .-] \>. ■■h, S,a,„.r, far,.-. tailing his son's reply, lie f..

r idler, it possible, relieving Mademoiselle Bea

retorted l',..,l 1 Vl(.. .1, - —n.d (,.[ me assure ;< Mou.-icur PA I, be, I hat vou are pi i vim; w it li i In of your fair protegee. '\\'e si hi' not, in anv c

4 miscarry— in proof

a of women echoed those r's knees; Madame Beau-

her little lists at the cowering Helped!*, p U.mde',fasthdd<.fhcrskir<,andilerated, ment — doucement, Lisette; it will be t pre enilv, never fear."

"Calm yourself, my child," said the

■ ;,.,;■, you and i may a; Well

' T„i-.-!,'i, daude/' interrupted Lis.

tidre ros6, nicely sealed up Lisette, my girl, thou has< :ting young mistress to hov. o good-for-nothings— if then

e.hat. msni.j ,l,u..:(lii-; i- whid, liny i' dm

ii.udrero-r/ Not ihmi. Lkctte: ami lli.-rv-

..... _j avoid all chance of evil, keep the sealed

l„d.el..iul.dh |.,k..l up and nli--n in. i 'dl-

asks thee for the magical poudre rose, give her in- stead— well, what think you ?— some of her own " dattifriK.' Ha! ha! Messieurs lesEmpoison-

.■ ii.-l. >jni.-l>fll.:.l, .

e! and I hope, t\

le packet," said the elder ing but bean-flour. Let

rst ascertained," replied

aild, and you, my friends,

WINTER NIGHT.

In the jolly days of J ive danced adown the g Now February's come

s Napoleon— Social

i,Ut-;a>iuit*—l\-rih<ifr<iriiLt/, I; VoiUI;/ A i,„. r-

ifis— Hi-: l>,'!iut of Frank

5 weeks come quickly r

,urreUiun-"p1iiit on '1 h.mgo

tomed to live in Paris luul it so ,1 pleasure in. any other abode. Tlii:

who, from the highest to the lowest

who had accustomed themselves to hope that the

Hi t ml I c\ II I Hi tl ll L,lt

is all wo can say— if there is any right in such ev- ident v, r.niK as vi.denee and bloodshed.

dinia there is to be a marriage, mid wo may say, a \ ietim, since tlie Prince-* khaihle is onlv iii'le.'u vears of age, and her destin..! husband, Prince Napoleon (commonly called " I'lorn-I'lorn"). is tliir-

s over her adopted faii.il;. ilii'ibeieiiilaryri^ht, v that may no I be put forward or coii.-idere.l. - u.ut.1, poliLl. A icjiati.m ..lily seems to accel-

, a short time ago, a hearty and heartfelt letter,

eutn lit It L n I i I M in i in ih

;hs and perplexities of this great Babel. I am

ssness of complying v

subtle spirit, here spreads in tho path of the neo-

phyte. It may be thought that an American youth

vho has passed through a collegiate course at

home, or resided, for the same period of time, in

any of our large cities, has little to learn of the

secrets of vice or temptation ; but it is not in this

th?tt lies the danger; i tie not ,„ that initiation into

viiaiM, which seems the portal by which all must

nduced by seeing all around one, as in Paris, bent

ipoti the pursuit of pleasure, without any appar-

ent recollection of restraint from the precepts of

uorality and right. It i.s this that makes t |lt- yrent

ainciple it frequently becomes destruction. How

dten have I witnessed this in the years that I have

ived here ! And I beg here to warn parents against

the infatuation of thus sending their sons from

home, in the idea of their gaining the polish and

enlightenment of foreign travel, or of pursuing

studies for which there is, indeed, here every fa-

cility. Alone is wanting the power of resistance to

the claims of amusement, the fascinations of wick-

1 v. cut imnivliately to pay a visit, at his hotel.

name that suits bis pleasant, handsome fuco better

than his own. I found a tall, well-made, good-

looking fellow of one-und-twenty, unexc.'pt tunable

for all his possible wants, a large and even exag-

gerated allowance. I proposed establishing hiui

at once in comfortable lodgings, where the con-

uecoiuplished. We dined h.gelher, and had much

to make as edifying and us full of warning as I

thought judicious. The very next evening we

went together to the Italian opera, and I pointed

replied to his eager questions about every body and

feelings seemed so fre.-li in their s.mse of enjoyment.

t the cud -a ]],. i.vM .,. i Uiert- ,,lhkd ;;ellil>

well-known personage— not very young or

,,,,.! ni^'liioiis ,b- ,:,,!, els of Pari-

Febbtjaky 12, 1859.]

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

COURT FASHIONS AT PAKIS.

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

[February 12, 1859.

The ..irhr.g -f .■

'I I.--.V will not hi 'III- foregoim;

p. -or Mill'cnrrc female 80 soon after .

the blood flushed painfully t-, ■less cheek. 'I'll'- in w.hniL.try 1<

prnnaneul stale of fertility Ion greMor depth '

• appearance of wii

urics of winter-blight.

THE MORTARA STORY OUT- DONE.

l.-r London M-n-nii.'j f.V.romWe by a " l'rotesta traveler :"

" A yoniii; woman, a native of Ern^l md, a l.ol, ni.l, re;p..-ela!,ly ouuKvl-.-.l, and having ac ■ j. ■ l l > ■

apltw. In process Of . strong and healthy

• that could not bo allowed, and that ho

«st, Thispersccutioi

mgth— with quivering lips

. told licr thiit no Protestant minis

clutched her baby I

cine of distress, the imploring human eye, the frail, tnmbliiig human hand, the despairing appr.il of helples. agony, h:iil no power to move the ]>itilt-~5 ln'irlt vi lhe-e monsters. Confiding the dying in- font to the arms of the sagefemme, the euro' turned

O.austed by suffering, fatigue, and fear, t

,: agoilie-'vl ]|.;r

v.-r.-ng Hlmh had fallen upon her, sprang from tho

I i.-d, and thin..; her.-,di against tin- deor, screaming 'O my child! my child!' None of the people at-

■' Probably Mmi,; lo r.-morsc, ami dreading om- :qiiei.ces should (In- abduction of the child prove ital to the mother in her present debilitated Mate, r perh ip-i some latent spark of humanity remain- i- within her ln-art, the *■>>/■■ f ;.i,tr hesitated, and ion refused to convey tho child from the house.

ailed on the savage cure lo op. n the door, inorder ) pacify the woman, whose frantic screams hnd t traded a crowd about tho house. The victim f this brutal outrage was placed in a State of par-

ice. There she lay dropping slow t.-..r-., while

I again next morning aud doubled hi, dc.o.,ud.

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Vol. III.— No. 112.]

NEW YOKK, SATl'KDAV, FEHia'AllY 19, 1859.

[Price Five Cents.

= ,. ■	In point of fact there is, perhaps, no eountrv in the	Skimming like birds on the fcce of tho waves.	Tl.oy ,vcro longing »„,! .touting merrily.
ADVERTISEMENT.
	sent than in the United States ; nor in any other, in all probability, is so much money expended in	I saw not an eye but sparklet!,
The proprietors of Harper's Weekly	val,ntines, or so extravagant billets contrived for
beg lo state that the regular edition of	the .lay. I. ist vc.tr we gave an illustrated account	TXZ^7^T^^T^ZVrnn'	Sllulng. till lip. of llio lovcl one. anny.
tin' junior exceeds	I tl 1 t tl 1 J
75,000 COPIES,	M i'n"V \i I m' i , l"i ',' "ll iccagnize the scene.'	Warily «,i.luo,r l„.„eo in a raco. Win,;!,.,- their *ny ll.r 1, ll.e cluvnce 111 tbo throng,	W»l|'"°dro'"Lb.°>aMk'™ol bonty.
unci that it is the best and cheapest ad-	at the Valentine in'uin « \\ L\\ tl' i i li'ul	Singing tho score of tho j^u'a So™.	l^.l.lS^talnVlTC'.S
veili.-ing medium in the country. No
existing advertising sheet meets so many	Nor can love-struck youths be applauded for spend-	T^JriM1 or !£!£'£* uS£^IJr '	Zmwv ^miAm "kl' Tm. '""'
eyes, or circulates among so select a class of readers. Its circulation is widely dif-	ing S10 or §20 in the purchaso of a costly valen-
tine for their Dulcincn. Uut the true old -fa -hi on ed	Like- the lightning's flash,	^.^tZd^oi'hiT^i.'t.'rta?,''™
fused throughout the country, North and	lover tri. ■■ li.ilf to .-meal half io reveal his identi-	Or the racer under the rider's lash.	"Ii', '.'.■'' !',',",'
South ; it is read from New Orleans to	ty and bis feelings, in verses whose failings will never ho detected by their recipient— the sly note	Eyes that look out from tbo loveliest face	S.llta«l,p"nV.t%3!.'.™^.jr
Quebec, and from Minnesota to Florida.	to Mr. Smith or Brown in handwriting which he	sHB733ii5Mi	mZ E', ■'"'..'. ■:.^::Su.
On.o copy for «»?«l?". ,.- S3 SO	long-deferred avowal— these valentines aro surely not obnoxious to criticism, and no kindly person	1 ^^Thougnlbo ICO raay crnek,	I „t..d In Iho mll.t ot ll.o .k.l.rr.
Twelve? ^ " " ! ! ! !sOOO		For a hundred como Uko wolves on my track.	Il.!l"i',!y tou'l !!.!''.",ilu»ly Sonod
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	THE SKATERS.
ST. VALENTINE'S DAY.	?™u.s SZ^Zl ."."»" ST;..,
The erudite author of the history of American	I stood on tho frozen river,	Forllto nut „„i„,.	Uu.ulnj In lorror n tl,ou.»ud ot .Igb..
Holidays .in.1 Holiday Sports would have been s.,r-
rv to have lived as long as Valentine's Day, 1859 ;	They wcro laughing and shouting merrily,
fur, hud his life been so far prolonged, ho would
have discovered how deeply he erred when he said that the day was not honored in the United States.	Lszily swinging their way along, i h..,nnliy tanging somo snatches of song,	'TIZX'^Z'X-,	AL\:\^z;,z':yZz:''

AERIVAL OF THE COUHTKY l'OSTMAN ON ST. VALENTINE'S MOENING.

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

[February 19, I859

HARPER'SJWEEKLY.

Saturday, FliDRUAHV 10, 1850.

THE STATE OF ITALY.

Na].ks, Tuscany ch legion enabled

sent Kinc of Sardinia and liis Prime The Km- s desire is evidently to be

	and San Itaneisco. In process 0
	Nicaragua Company fulfilled its <lc
	tl.c Pacific Mad Company, desirou
	polizing the traffic between Panama
	fornin, agreed 10 pay Cornelius V
tlicr portion of	I10 would neither run an opposilio

k .'if ..1 :.h:iK- ;., ■ .-.mil :imus

ely despoiled of his

Aioli..ii.s K.-iuu! I... 1.1 ;

mi coi'cms these organs. Every body :o said that tbc Family is tins great

uuinly ... the legitimate sphere of cdu- us iu these States. Do you doubt it? i you do. Thoio have been so rauny

nd responsibilities that sensible Aiucri-

Evcry day in tbo year is n Fourth of

lie country and its institutions. But dc- tlijs we believe that this idea will stand t of criticism; viz., our boys and girls

than tlio rising generation any where

■mud these, uniy ..I' social id knowledge <if iiutliority is fare; and besides' all this, ill

trect violence nf bad boys; and their t alts follow in due order of succession. Other things are also to be taught

»i lie arrested so long as domestic t icglcctcd ? Public opinion never bus o diminish these enormities. Not < ct'01 maiory n^cucies do much more tl

Aurldly (■oi..-idci-iitiuiin mid by woihlly inc;ins rod those who have learned them amidst the •anilines of domestic life. So, too, will, coui-

TIIE PACIFIC STEAM QUARREL.

Tut lit-. isaStcainbo.it Company known by tbc name of tbc 1'acilic Mail, which tunics passen- gers :in<) mails between Panama and San Fran- cisco. This Company, once upon mime, waged

Ti :u>it Coinpnu. ulnicul Cornelius Yandcr-

luuiitkly miIi-kIv ti ;is icguhsr.y p.ml, mid .. ii, , ' u. - I 1 htull. lib- TIC. I In Vjindci'l Within tin- ]■..-! I. Tim. -it tbc treaty has l ■ :■■!. 11. M-. \ i.n-l' : ■ I: :..i^ .-.i- ■■«■ .1 :1m.

in ho establishes ft rj bo bought oft. Tli :onduct entirely unjiu

.1: lb.'ipu;-t:..U li.lun.ll t'iHU-

I :i:i<l Ins riv.ils lies in a vciy If by ais pioic.dings \':m-

ii..m.:kii-+'|N--"-'ii<-. then Y.imk censured. If, ..11 the o:hei I

..1..1.I..

■wd :l.,.„::-i,

The idea of depicting V.indcrhilt r

If Mr. Brown were j Smith a corsair bccai

competition \ would .-11:111 f

nterpm?. If the proj-r;,..,..

tli''"i, Kriudh-nl liu-rot,:; c— because it is cm niir: ..... j

Check competition, di every man who uudert

;ind mi bnlwtnl, :..•-. in -t piping monopolies.

The Pacific Mail Company enjoyed nn ti.it. urnl monopoly of their route. It was naturally open to the world. They chose to purchase the monopoly thereof; they acted unwisely, tte think, but no one can blame Mi. Vnndeibih f„r silling what they wanted to buy. Now the bar. gain is at an end, and all parties are fieo -. compete. Who shall say that this is a consiitn. motion to be regretted? Already wo sec that the faros arc reduced fifty per cent. Is* this w ili-a-nur^? The I'm ihc Mail has been pnyinj

SHALL NEW YORK HAVE A PUB- L1C GALLERY OF PAINTINGS?

A verv nice question, involving municipal patriotism and an intelligent regaul loi the i.r... arts, has lately been raised in this city. Ever, one knows that the city possesses no public gal-

er, several private galleries have been gathere-j

nay nppeur apocryphal;

ollce'.ion, 1. 1.aicing visitors a small

Ai-.--.i-! Ui-imont, the banker, ■ I 11 l.ir^c number of valuable j Mi. A.pn.uall, ho has piircl

/ being exhibited, and

omitry el' \iri-sjnnlc- h'si- jiks of art can ho cNpec:^ 1 gclieiatk.ns iu the sair.C

iCSs, as a general rule,

city of New York would r.ot be decently grate- ful for a gift of a collection which would involve the construction of an expensive building I'1 hold it. Quite recently the city of 1'hilnJd- phia declined a similar bequest on tliis ground- Fuithcnuore, it is ur-e.l that the establishing '

weigh a feather in t'nc scale. There are ilf a dozen men in New York who could af- rd to build, in the Central Paik, an edifice 1 a citv gallery. Mr. William B. Astor, fo*

stance, would no doubt he .1. li-.-blcd to h*«

posterity side by side with If, therefore, it should t

February 19, 1859.]

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

Ifffll ILSISSKBBS.

,, ;'b'u,.,.: (which, v. o always suppose to I'L' exti'i

'in his ow't^tianls, gives himsell rb'.. 1, J ,t ,r , ;. ,].,i ,-vc-n as fair as the famous .l.-i\; ym.m ...

;|i a.,,:,,.; upon tho snore. i lie congregation

.."l.m.nfai.l.i to the door, and there gathering ],i. L:,.\vu, he suddenly cried out, " Now, breth-

Th- Lounger locks his imrish into tho pews, so

j;,r- t Jii-ii I lis correspondents otik'hl to remember ,r he is the Sk.-ar.--k"1" r. t all 1 1 > ■ ■ i r -lii.rt-coin- .-. ■' How oyili! you print .Vs note?" inquires

■You're a pretty judge of inpr all tho man-mil liners i <' writes E. "Why. riginal, brilliant, learned, ■and not suffer all the cr

Lounger again bespeaks | o do all that he can do to c

.rili I-.-... .1, will probable Liang H t.. h ■ Hut I don't choo-0 to wait four wet Ui ! Sir, or Madame, you are tho v

The I'li.-iorneM l.'lub can perhapn a solution by another supposition, n, under tho above circumstances,

leijil...!'

The Lounger is perfek.-t.lv aware of tli "hieh hi. fallow-men are subject in re seats. He knows as well as any body i

I of her worshipers. It wai

Apply the rule indicated before, and what man >-ould have wished his wife to do likewise? "ere is, however, but one thing to sav. What-

w as ho returns from hard fighting. But does ;■ ",ll;'-' 1,L- lighting depend upon tho flowers? ;, ''■ 1|('- Patriotism expects every man to do his

;, •;"■». o utl.-ou,,, „ ,|iL. rb.si.m-M ri„i,. t..

mger returns h

1 '■'"'. i^Llull. in

swindlers, duelists,

pick his teeth with his fork and belch in n railroad car, and you call not possibly praise su.h perform-

and wipe-; his mouth daintily with a napkin, and is neither too familiar with vou nor too reserved.

But in the latter ease, while vou npplnud the man-

ly good. They are insincere, and the ■■

perceive- thai, Ihoi arc di.e;u-une:, t

in- from. Pou't

:rial by air. Charles Did

suggestion in Hie We>:U>t the story

n v. it. Carhlo grinnr.l me ,.,da little sneer nl S.-l, r^.i.-l

all acted very foolishly ; bill

it will bo a very different coming. The ioso days, for ho was scarcely thirty, is ow. The long, glossy, profuse hair is

It is partly old and partly new. But in regai to the new part of it— that which concerns hi, ,]. mestic affairs— let us remember that wo all kno

in forming an opinion

Mr. .ml Mrs. Dickens, and their olde t . hihlren, and mu he-; '. I, ':>„'. '1 ■'-.- hive repir u

like to !■• ;ud/.vl ,u a h-r ... s.m :| i,

int. Ih-.'in..- r; we have i.l.'iiit the t ton!, l-s vi ind Mrs. Dickens ?

ns wo were generous before. That gcner.il pop.;-

HARPER'S WEEKLY

[February 19, 1859.

ulJ.U'.U.-> uf IIIKIt UALf-ilAUVLL' A!.U-U"l-£ ■ nil VI.

1ST THIRTY-FOUETH STREET.-[Sm: neat Pace.]

Febwxary 19, 1850.]

HAMPER'S WEEKLY.

:i[>prLuiu Ui.; tho ■ ■liiklren is very good as far as It In making an apnlii-:Ui„ii \\t\- one (•{' llieso children,

nautili. '11 n,l, ,„.,„.., Mi- .ml,-,,!

lull,,., ,„ ii.l.li i 1.. »h,il (h.-i luvo lud

a 11,..,, ,.,„[.!..,,■, ,h-i., 1,1. In II,,.,.,.,,..,..

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COCK-FIGHT AMONG THE ATHENIANS OF BOSTON, JANUARY 26, lSW.-tSn: W Paoe.]

IIARPER'S WEEKLY-

[February 19, 1859.

i jimllUl^-1.^ made* bet. He stands

h the "smell of lire and brim-

for the Apostle Paul, if ever

taking your jugement c

. 1 u'k,\ \i.j'.

seven years of detention; "Tm-: II eu.

a^ouehingVtory of the* Life of a (.Juv.-n

written smile years ago, they all give

ll...,< „t .!..],„ ll.,iif...\ ' the iVrmn., ),! the female novelists of the day. The fi stories, wiih a plight change of title, is 1

DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

POLITICAL.

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IIAL'l'l-lI'S WEEKLY.

[pEmcjAiv 13, 1859.

MILAN AND CHNOA.

anal was dug to the Samb,

. Umpire." 'I ho c-

Most of llio thorougl .far

I'.'r. ' !\i !rvV".,.i-',.'i,-'-','. "\,V-"i! . .,.'ii„. ",..,', ..^ "in-

i yivcht, from oil Italiun knife to a Genoese

They ni« now al-out to rise tigni

BLIND SUSY.

Tun winter I was with Ilnttelelon in I'oncord here I learned to linow her ns I Ihouehi, ped'eei-

Uu'rh"

tur one, ravines will give our renders u f.iir

in'l.v (he hrighle*, suiilielit or ihe softest n it in tlio world ; ho must fancy on Italian il sinking, with perfect voice, one of Bellin

iginothatudark-haiieil, bright-eyed girl is

,.i ™z,. ligno, uo-

1 lt.llv— jU'-t :..'l

■ i' I 'loi-uinpl i.ni. lie view r

was not wicked enough ft

upbraided her at all, r

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was Milan taken by the barbarians and retaken b

affording some peace to my r

In.uUtl th.,t 1 ini::ht b« ,r ihe echoes n ].ly

.lens stretched formally the hill-side tho trailing ■resl the balmy pines.

nil, as I was deliberating v

k it, the horse solved the pr ittle bridge that spans tb ; as though bo would ju,

1 behind, until... n,e: Voting i

The iuotii.it t.rotittlit on a relapse of i iilitluitin.leeeriL.il.le expression of pen

■ blithely warbling old :k a chord in my heart

ili.ir. NVhntwai

II as any, guided by all in the hollow of

night me fresh flower,

ly wisclv, oh yes ! Curse him ; triply, quad-

often caught gltn

ught her before she c

'Hi ■■! In'. » ")' mil' I' "•""■-. 'tot y I. Mio

. I S"i't, I I".' Ilf. II" t.ii p uilil

taking oil onr light strnw bets, the soft air of even- while we sat there in happiness, there came tlio

ionic ; so I resolved

February 19, 1859.]

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

: to rest, glane-

said, politely, "who so the air" Char face belied , pathetically.

knowing the circumsta You know not what y.

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